Jayco Greyhawk Prestige Reviews on RV Insider (4)
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This is my second RV and have made great memories in it some good as well as some being bad. I will start off with what i like about this model then work my way to the nitty gritty. So lets get started I took the RV to get fully inspected before a trip my family and I wanted to go on and they came back with some bad news, my black water tank was being punctured by a bolt of the chassis. So they told me to call the dealer to get it fixed because it’s a manufacturer error and should be covered even passed warranty which had unluckily just passed, but they still took care of it lucky for me. When this was happening I told them about an issue i was having with one of my jacks randomly coming down while i drove (happened off and on since i got the RV, first trip we took we had to call them cause it had come down and had no idea what to do). They fixed that right away too. That’s why i have given a 5 star there. The layout of the RV is what made us WANT this model more then anything, everything is well placed and when the slide-outs are extended there is plenty of room for us and our 3 dogs (yea i meant to put 3). Now to wrap it up the bad in consecutive, I swear i find a screw to something every time i sweep the floor, the wood used on some parts of the RV feels way too flimsy, and last thing i can think of my door swung open so the stairs went down WHILE DRIVING, is there not a safety mechanism in place to prevent that? Yea I should’ve secured my door but the door was fine but no had to pull over and shut it so my dog didn’t jump out and I unfortunately hit something now they don’t fully collapse. I don’t know if something was missed in the warranty work because on the bill they fixed the stairs too and before that i swear the mechanism work everytime I turned on the car but eh I just keep finding little quality issues and that’s why it’s so low. Hopefully can trade it in for a gem and not a lemon but gotta convince the wife, wish me luck as i do to anyone who reads this.

We bought this class C 2 1/2 years ago, 2018 Grey Hawk Prestige, upon retirement from the Air Force. It drives as well as any class c the livability is very good. The Quality for what we paid for this coach not so much! From the beginning things broke, leaked and came apart. Water heater quit working,water pump quit. Cabinet warped from water leak Leveling system does not work at all .The first two years the dealer was great and fixed all the problems under warranty. They were great kind and courteous. Now at 6 months outa warranty the a/c is not working, leveling system not working. We had a Georgie Boy class C before buying the Jayco and never had the issues with it and owned it for 18 years. Very disappointed with the Grey Hawk Prestige! Do your self a big favor stay away from this model. On the positive side the Ford E450 is a great driving dependable chassis.

My finance and I had road trip to Virginia once and Nashville twice and we took turn to drive and felt uncomfortable and gotten so tired so fast after 1or 2 hours drive, felt pressure on my neck and shoulder while was driving and I came back with lower back pain and then we realized the driver seat is not center , it’s facing to the left so all the time I was driving was twisting my muscles , my Trappist point it out today . Driver seat need to fix .

This is a great size RV for traveling 3-4 weeks. My grandson loved the huge queen size bunk with privacy curtain, window shade, USB ports and lights plus the TV all to himself. When stopping for breaks, you can easily access the refrigerator, restroom and sink without having to put slides out. It is light interior, easy to keep clean and a joy to travel in.