Prime Time TRACER BREEZE 25RBS reviews

Use the trailer ever year for about 20 days at a time. Each time I return something need to be fixed .the toilet wall staples fell out the ceiling staples the same the furniture leather at each corner rub thru First 60 day I had to replace axles and two tire.they refused to fix my fault Basically a piece of junk at 25000. Show less

This is a good Rv for the new family to the Rv world. Well made, light weight Rv. The floor lab is well laid out& works well for family of 4. The outdoor kitchen allows you to enjoy the time looking at the sunset while fixing dinner Show less

The worst camper ive ever owned, design and manufacturing shameful and embarrassing. In 6 months of owning roof fell off, fridge, a/c both went out, leaks, had to have shower, door, waste tanks, windows, vents, woods, pipes, electric all repaired or replaced I've had campers all my life this is disgraceful Show less

Camper is only 2 1/2 months old and the paneling is falling down, the roof is leaking, and my thermostat is not working. When I went to the camper store they said to contact this number 574-862-1025 When I called I waited 45 min. on hold, the when 5:00 rolled around the phone hung up and said they were closed. I don't expect to get any satisfaction from this company. NOTHING BUT CRAPPY WORKMANSHIP, and terrible service. Show less

Purchased the Tracer Breeze in June after being away from camping for the last 12 years. We owned 3 different travel trailers prior to this and very disappointed in this unit. Floor plan, outdoor kitchen and everything on this model looks great. When we got it home we are very disappointed in the quality. Obvious they use lighter material to get the "lite" classification, I assumed it would still be assembled well. Wrong. If you are a handy man you can fix most of the minor issues and deal with it. I worry long term will it hold up. Salesman assured us this unit was good and could handle cross country trips, I am not so sure. Paid a lot of money for a cheaply made box on wheels. We have saw dust all over the dinette from the ceiling everytime we travel. Some cabinet walls & bathroom access panel are not attached. You cannot stand or sit on the dinette when the slideout is in or it rips the whole dinette area out of the floor and is no longer attached - no they don't tell you that until you ask them to fix it and now it's your fault because you sat on it. Ours actually came that way so during showings someone sat or stood on it, salesmen don't know either. I would like to be able to use the dinette in a rest area for lunch without putting the slide out, and you can't. They just added more screws to hold it down and now cracked the base board and it still pulled out when I lost my balance and stepped on it again. Rained yesterday for the first time and yes water on the bathroom floor, have to figure out where that came from. We always put an awning over the slideout to keep the debris out of the slide mechanism, service tells us you cannot on this unit because there is nothing in the wall to attach it to. They give you great speakers inside & out. What a joke you don't need both speakers you can hear the radio thru the walls. Don't expect to play the outdoor speaker at night and have someone inside trying to sleep. Would be nice to have some sort of latch on the outdoor refrigerator so it doesn't come open in travel, it doesn't run when not connected by electricity but would stay cold for travel if it would stay closed. I am sure there will be more to follow. Just not sure how it gets such good reviews except the categories it is rating. Would not recommend and now understand why people don't keep them more then 4 years ...my opinion it won't last. Show less