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    Tucson Trailer Company

    Tucson Trailer Company

    3.5
    (31 reviews)

    Went in to just "look" for a dump trailer but we all know how that turns out. Wade offered to show…read moreus their options. We didn't need anything fancy as we are just using it for personal use, so he showed us the affordable options, didn't immediately take us to the most expensive one that was on the lot. Of course my husband wanted the fanciest one on the lot but I talked him out of it (haha). Wade gave us the prices, and we decided to just do it. The process to finance was quick and easy. The next day we came back and picked it up. Fast forward a few hours we get home and I get the bright idea to get in it and the husband can raise it so I slide down just because I can. That's when we notice half of the hydraulic fluid supposed to be in the tank was all over the inside of the box. We clean it up, let it sit for an hour or so and more had leaked out. Keep in mind this is a brand new trailer, this shouldn't be happening. Monday morning I call and speak to Sean who asked me to send pictures so they could start the warranty claim through Five Star (the manufacturer). So I did. Fast forward to the next Saturday we take the trailer to them so it can be fixed thinking they can just fix it and then handle it with Five Star afterwards. Also knowing that we would probably have to leave it there depending on what the problem was. Wade was at the counter and I told him the issue and he explained what it might have been but he would take a look at it. Jacob, one of the service guys, happened to come into the office and immediately said "I submitted the claim, we'll have to wait until they respond". I get it, but at the same time it's brand spanking new, and it's kind of ridiculous that not knowing what the issue is, we have a $7k trailer we can't even use. Wade was quick to say, "no, let's go take a look, it could be something simple and just fix it". Luckily, it appeared to just be a bad o-ring on one of the connections and Jacob fixed it there on the spot and refilled the hydraulic fluid for us. I would totally understand if it was a bad motor or something that would need to be replaced and having to do the warranty claim. Even if I was frustrated with the situation, I would understand. What this long winded review is trying to say is... I understand that there's a procedure to follow, but sometimes it's a quick fix and I appreciate Wade for pushing to at least look at it and if it's an easy fix, to fix it without having to wait for the warranty process. Because I think it would be utterly frustrating if we waited a couple weeks just to find out it was a simple o-ring. This review wouldn't have been so nice. So, thank you Wade! And thank you Jacob for just taking care of it, and fixing it on the spot! Husband is a happy camper with his new toy :)

    Very professional and helpful. They went the extra mile for us. Highly recommend them . Their parts…read moredepartment is one of the largest I've ever seen.

    Carson Trailers

    Carson Trailers

    4.2
    (6 reviews)

    Took my Canyonland Teardrop in for a Wash and Pack for the Torsion axel. They replaced the…read morebearings too. They turned it around QUICK. Had play in the wheel and bearings before I took it in. Jacked it up and tested the wheel when I got home. No play. Nice bunch of fellas working on the trailer and running the show there. They explained the deal and walked me through it. If I need some additional modifications (like a spare tire holder) I'll be sure to go back for a follow up. It's hard to find people to work on my trailer that doesn't take a week at least. Took it in Saturday and had it back Monday by noon. I'm taking the Canyonland on a longer trip this summer. I'll report back if the ride was anything but smooth sailing.

    I wanted to replace my 24-year-old tilt-trailer so that I could trailer my Harley without it…read morefishtailing all over the road. Jimmy helped me pick the best trailer for my use, gave me a very good price, and even better customer service. Once I got it home, I fabricated a tailgate using some diamond mesh they gave me (Thanks Ruiz) and bought a wheel chock, trailer box, a made pair of trailer guides made from parts from a bedframe and a curtain rod and covered the wiring with split loom. Today I welded on a spare tire mount (Thanks Jimmy). Thankfully, a stray 'supervisor' came by the make sure everything was done correctly. I named the trailer FRED (it's a Navy thing) in memory of the Racoon that was killed by a bunch of helpful bureaucrats. Google Peanut and Fred. All in all, I absolutely recommend Carson Trailers on Stone Ave.

    Freedom RV

    Freedom RV

    2.8
    (81 reviews)

    Awful dealer to deal with. Bought rv slide didn't work tyler in sales said they would pay to have…read moreit fixed. Trying to get it fixed and now being told they don't make parts for it anymor. tried calling Tyler and the manager and no answer or respons. stay away from them they are crooks.

    NOPE. Service STINKS. The service advisor, Stephanie Johnson, was very nice, but the place is so…read morechaotic, it doesn't surprise me that she and her leads undoubtedly have difficulties managing their service techs, ensuring they do a proper and professional job. I've never seen a garage so incredibly and embarrassingly messy with parts, tools, and junk strewn all over the place. The higher-ups should be ashamed and motivated to get their facility cleaned up and organized, but it seems they really don't care. I had my 5er in for warranty and insurance repairs. While there, I made the mistake of having them do a multi-point check on all the appliances, slide-outs, vents, fans, lights, etc... basically all the moving parts. When we finally had it delivered to our destination (we have a service move our rig as we opted not to buy a giant truck), the roof vent/fan didn't work. A ceiling light that was out before we brought it in, still wasn't working. Waste of money. Bad decision on my part. After they did the insurance repairs to the back end of the trailer, they installed the shore cord socket in a cock-eyed position. They mounted it so that when I attempted to plug in our shore cord, the cord wasn't able to hang straight down as it's designed to do. I had to remove the socket myself and remount it by spinning it into the proper position. Not a big deal for me, but what moron doesn't take the 3 seconds to ensure a proper re-install? No-Nothing Flunkies. The worst thing was, when the rig was delivered to our destination, several hundred miles away, before they closed everything up, a plastic tray had come loose in the main room and got wedged in-between the kitchen island and the adjacent slide-out. The tray was smashed and the broken pieces were pushed along the floor by the incoming slide-out, ripping a huge gash in the flooring - approximately 1 square foot area. They didn't bother to make sure the areas in which the slide-outs were to come in, were clear of any debris or objects that could cause damage or impede the movement of the slide. I'm sure the plastic tray made a loud cracking sound that alerted the tech to the problem while moving the slide-out in, but no, they obviously heard it, saw what it did and looked the other way. Pathetic. Never again will we use this poorly managed and calamitous "repair" facility.

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