Heartland ElkRidge Extreme Light RVs Reviews (3)
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Overall I have had a good experience with Heartland, but the tires they put on their Elkridge are unsafe. In the first year I have two of the tires blowout, and a third go flat due to a crack in the sidewall. The tires are Towmax. I heghly recommend you get your dealer to replace them before you buy a Heartland fifth wheel. There are many negative reviews of these tires at https://www.safercar.gov/

First trip, rear landing gear motor failed preventing us from going on the trip. Kitchen slide damaged floor, so they had to replace the flooring. Well, while they had the RV for 8 weeks they managed to run another camper into it, needless to say they had to repair that. The new floor was bubbling all over, and they actually said it was ready. Ha! They left the rear window cracked, moisture got in the camper and now we have signs of black mold! Oh yeah, all that fancy molding up top of the cabinets, ain’t fancy molding! It’s like wallpaper on particle board! Yep, that crap is peeling off now too! The ac’s blow crap out of the vents every time we turn them on, like wood chips and dust from the manufacturing process. Ties great though!

We really like the layout and the options this camper has. However the quality of craftmenship is very poor. Fist time the slide went out a loose screw tore the flooring. First camping trip the gray water tank leaked and one light didn't work. Took it in to have it fixed next trip same problem. Finally fixed it myself. Next trip out the range hood fell down on one corner. Draw under stove came apart. Since then I have found several screw missing the radio falls out and second year out the a/c doesn't work. Not at all happy with the quality.