Jayco Pinnacle 38fbrk 38FBRK reviews

We have had campers for years. This spring, we decided to purchase a large 5th wheel that was livable in the winter months in addition to shorter camping trips in the warmer months. We purchased in late April. The electronics failed on our very first trip in May, and we spent an hour on the phone with the dealer working to manually reset the electronics just so we could get the camper level: you cannot get into this model AT ALL if the camper will not automatically level. And that has been a recurring issue. On our second trip out, the electronics failed again. This time, neither the dealer nor Jayco support could help. And they both neglected to provide the crank needed to access the camper (by manually opening the main slide), so we could not get into the camper. We had to pay a mechanic to come to us just to crank out the slide. He said he has seen this problem on all newer Jaycos (he said the electronics are terrible) Nearly every system in the camper then failed to work that time, so we spent our trip in a glorified tent. Jayco fought us on covering the problems through their warranty. The camper has now been at a dealer 6 WEEKS continuously as of today, and all is still not fixed. Jayco cannot even send the correct parts for repairs. So we never did get to use the camper this summer, and are very worried about our winter trip. Bottom line: we would not recommend Jayco to our worst enemy. It has been nothing but a colossal headache. And Jayco has made it incredibly difficult to get anything resolved. Pick anyone else and any other camper. Show less