Great help in every aspect of purchasing a new RV and Great support after!…read more You have to know what you are looking for just like buying a house but they will answer all your questions to help you take that next step. Remember that every RV can have a problem just like a house or car. We pulled our Alliance 2,000 miles to its new home. Know that anything in the RV is experiencing the same as a 5 on the Richter scale in an earthquake. We've been full time RV'ing for 6 years. This is home.

The best Alliance dealer in the Midwest!! I keep seeing horror stories about other dealers which…read moremakes me very thankful that they're close enough to be our go to dealer. Jan in the Byerly Service Dept. has been a godsend. Honest, communicates well and even let us stay hooked up for a day as we prepped to go on our 6 month trip. It's service like this that makes RVing fun! Thanks to all at Byerly RV in Eureka, Mo.

First time purchasing an RV. Our plan was to just look around and then go to another RV dealership,…read morebut that did not happen. Our salesman Jim M. was awesome, very friendly, knowledgeable and informative. Could not have asked for better service. We are very excited to start our new travel journey in our home away from home. Thank you Jim and Midwest RV. Your Newest Happy Campers the Shaws

Service department says that's not a cracked weld. A year later the frame is twisting and the floor…read morecollapsing. Photos for evidence. Save yourself some grief and do not buy Keystone. Starkey the GM called me on the phone and threatened me. Sorry Starkey, defamation is only if I make an untrue statement. I brought this RV back to the selling dealer for warranty because the frame was bent and one of the jacks was bent. They blamed the damage on me and told me to file an insurance claim instead of addressing the structural problem. This was separate from the other weld cracks that they claimed were "not cracks." They made several repairs but the situation kept getting worse. It became clear the dealer was working for Keystone rather than advocating for their customer. To the owner -- I brought the unit back to you for a structural defect and you let Keystone run over me. 3 YEAR UPDATE: After a lot of screwing from Keystone I got them to buy this junk back for 90K. I still lost about 30K but it's better than nothing. My recommendation to you all is take lots of photos and get everything in writing. Use ChatGPT for help. Never trust your dealer. Hire a lemon law lawyer before they make a buyback offer. Once they make a bad offer you are stuck paying your own lawyer bill. Good luck.