Jayco reviews

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It only weights in at 3300 lbs well within my Honda Ridgeline capability . I installed a blue tooth backup camera and an electric jack to make life easier.I also installed dual batteries that work with 200 watt solar system.The 12 volt refrigerator saves on using propane. There is also an AM, FM radio installed that has blue tooth capability for listening to music you have downloaded to your phone. Show less

The support from our dealer is horrible it would always take 9 months to get warranty work done and would never be completed correctly also was told from dealer that it was constructed of marine grade plywood the store compartment rotted out in less then 4 year and was the cheapest osb that you can buy I feel that I was lied to from salesman and jayco don’t think I’ll ever own another jayco the design of the compartment is horrible and can’t keep mice out of camper due to the design flaws of the front fiberglass cab Show less

A great awd off pavement RV as long as you never leave your driveway. This is the 4th RV I have owned and I really want to love it, but I don't. It is the first year for this model so it is not surprising to have issues. There are so many design flaws and components that just don't allow this unit to be driven off pavement or for boondocking. Ford did their part, Jayco did not. No ceiling vent, water tank siphons water almost immediately after filling, no Jayco manual ( and they have no intention of creating one ), window bug screens don't fit snuggly in their frames so insects of all sizes easily again access to the interior, drawer latches are in the wrong position so drawers continuely slide open, floor is buckling as the glue they used doesn't appear to hold the floor down, cupboards arrived without the struts, the wet bath is a terrible design and bathroom floor is not solid, dining area sitting is extremely uncomfortable, dining table is permanently fixed to the floor and is awkward to sit at., has a useless skylight where a vent fan should be, the bedroom closet doors swing the wrong direction which makes using them extremely difficult. The Granite Ridge handles really well in all driving conditions. The power train, suspension and all the chassis customizing is phenomenal. I like all the storage, I deleted the outdoor kitchen option and removed the propane tank. The gear garage is huge and easily accessible. Beds are comfy, lots of light and good air circulation in the bedroom. The bedroom is not designed for tall or overweight individuals. In fact the coach would not suit large people at all. The solar panel, battery, inverter and generator supply lots of power. We have had no energy issues yet. The portable stovetop and microwave/convection oven do their job efficiently and don't suck much power. Good lighting, heating and air conditioning. TV works well with good imaging. The outdoor awning is great and the wind sensor on it works well. We just did a 6000 mile journey with it through Oregon and Utah and gave it a good testing. We are now dealing with all the warranty issues and will write another review later. We want to Love it. Show less

If you buy a used Jayco that is 2018 or older they are way better built then the new ones when Jayco got bought out in 2019 quality went down hill. We own a 2016 Jayco and is in great shape and runs and drives great. Look for used Jaycos older then 2019 u will be happy camper. Show less

Being in the market for a used Super C we came across a BEAUTIFUL used 2016. It was used VERY little w/ less than 11,000 miles, shiny, new headlights, new tires, etc. The inside was spotless, washer dryer never used, etc. It looked so new we had decided not to do an inspection, but the good Lord took care of us and when we took a Diesel mechanic with us to go on a test drive, it started to rain. When we brought in the slide the water came in AND with very little investigative work we found a soft spot in the wall and under the dresser drawers and potentially the beginning of the same problem on the opposite slide. Anyway, it bothers me that this RV is still advertised here at the same price. I wish there was a way to inform people of sellers/RVs like this, as the repairs will be costly! Show less

bought it new from the showroom. We consistently have issues with this trailer, from the solar panels not working, the awning busted, the table leg gouging my husband's leg open off, screws everywhere, and not the recall Jayco's fix was to place a board between the stove and furnace. the latest incident could have killed us. the stove (domenic) 2 burner blew up on my husband singing his entire arm. it is yet again back in the shop. we lost so many booked vacations due to these issues. and this one could have cost us our lives. one mechanic said we were lucky the whole trailer didn't blow, no one seems to care and now fighting with the repair shop because " we didn't buy it there". how many times do we have to experience this or possibly die due to the negligence in the build of this trailer. Show less

We purchased this RV new after bad luck with our last Jayco Seneca (2018). We thought it was just a bad unit and we had bad luck. We were wrong. The floor plan is pretty nice. Beyond that, there is nothing good to say. Jayco Warranty takes weeks to approve any repairs. This is how they are able to offer 2 years, because if you get anything fixed it will sit at your dealer waiting for Jayco's response. Ours has been sitting for 9 of the last 11 months to have fiberglass cracking issues repaired around all three slide outs. Jayco delays every step of the process. The dealership has to send photos of the problem...wait a few weeks for approval to see where the problem started. Then they show the findings, and another few weeks of delay to approve them to look further. After the problem is found, then it is another 4-6 weeks for them to approve the repair. Lastly, they delay shipping the parts needed to make the repair for another 4-6 weeks. This was the case with our old one, and now our newer one. The overall build quality is what you should expect from the shottiest contractor you have every seen. Jayco has the game figured out to make their coin, and move you out of warranty without fixing the problems. Every trip something else falls apart. My wife keeps a container in the kitchen for all the screws she finds when she is cleaning so that I can go get them when I find what fell apart. Everything is held together with self tapping screws. The majority of them are stripped out, or loose. Junk is the best word for Jayco. Show less

I would never suggest Jayco products or the Blue Compass dealership. We went with Jayco because of the warranty. Getting anything done on the warranty is almost impossible. We have worked with the dealership and Jayco for the last year to fix our slide, chairs, mattress and sony screen. To date nothing has been resolved. We get the same old run around from both. Show less

This was our 1st rv that we bought and we both looking forward to the camping life. It turned out to be a 15 month nightmare. This rv had issues when we picked it up that had to be fixed before we left and 6 months later we took it back to get a page and half of build issues fixed plus 2 major issues. The first being 2 plumbing leaks that ruined the cabinets. One was under the sink where the drain was never tightened and the other was the outdoor shower that the factory had left a washer out of and it sprayed water everywhere behind the cabinets. The 2nd was an electrical issue. It had a direct short somewhere in the camper and would drain the battery in a day, lights would flicker and things wouldn't work correctly. The 1st dealership where I bought it said they fixed everything. Not true! Neither of those got fixed. I took it to 2nd dealership and they spent 2 months trying to fix the electrical issue with little support from the factory. They said they finally got it fixed. It seemed to be but this year the issue returned again. Jayco really needs to buy this camper back because of the fire risk with it having the electrical issue. I hope nobody's in when it does go up. The last time I moved the slide out it, you could hear a popping noise like arching somewhere inside the camper. I have literally had to work on everytime we went camping because something would tear up. I have more hours working on it then sleeping in it. My wife and I both have had enough and traded it in today. I lost around $12k in 15 months. Jayco totally shafted me out my money. I would not recommend any Jayco camper to anybody. Show less