RV WORLD, YUMA Attempted to push back warranty repairs until after warranty period expired so we would have to pay for repairs. When we insisted on the repairs they did the worst job possible . Every thing they fixed broke again when we got the motor home back Yuma Arizona

 I'm sorry that you're pissed off I totally understand where you're coming from but let me tell you something about the RV industry most RV dealerships it's not about customer service in the service department it has nothing to do with that .It's all about sales they just want to sell they do not worry about repairs. most RV dealerships could care less about pre-delivery inspections .they don't give a crap whether your coach works properly or not they only care about you buying something from them and going away. Mini RV dealerships are run by a bunch of gypsies seasonal people that come during the season and sell you coaches and then leave when the party is over. there is no commitment. RV dealerships get paid by the manufacturers to do pre-delivery inspections hopefully before they put it on the lot for sale. You would think that they would want to check it out completely to make sure everything works so you get a first class first impression about the new coach that you bought but that's not the deal. They will tell you to take your new coach for a Shakedown Cruise to make sure everything works well. it's their responsibility to make sure everything works before they put it on the lot for sale especially new ones. They will bill you for repairs in mini RV dealerships but they won't do the repairs many times because they don't have the parts and they don't want your coach sitting in their parking lot hugging a bunch of space and they not make any money during the time your coach is sitting in the parking lot so they want rid of it. I used to work for an RV dealership and I was paid to do pre-delivery inspections on every coach before it was placed on the lot for sale. most RV dealerships refuse to pay their technicians to pre-delivery inspect all coaches before they're put on a lot they don't want to spend the money so you have to deal with a broken down piece of crap until you find a dealership that's willing to fix it correctly and those dealerships are extremely hard to find. And I'm sure that many RV dealerships refuse to do a LP gas system leak check because their mechanics do not know what they're doing so that means you get to ride around in a coach that might have an LP gas leak and never know it until it explodes. I encourage everyone before you sign the dotted line to buy a motorhome ask the dealership to show you a copy of the pre-delivery inspection checklist also ask them to show you a copy of the documents where they leak check the LP gas system to make sure that it does not leak. If they refuse to show you this documentation you need to get off your fat a** and leave the dealership right away otherwise you're asking to be screwed