I bought my trailer there about 5-6 months ago. I've done so much with the trailer in these last…read morecouple of months it's unreal. I was able to get a 26ft enclosed trailer and I'm pretty stoked about it. I'll be back to get a bunch of other stuff over the years to come.

AJ's is pretty nice. We had a class 3 hitch installed on our vehicle in a relatively quick manner,…read moreless than two weeks after originally calling. They could have also installed the wiring, but I (regretfully) had that done somewhere else. Quotes were comparable with the other 2 locations I checked. Friendly staff. They offer sales & service all all makes & models of trailers: utility, dump, cargo & car haulers. In addition to a wide selection of snow plows.

Got a nice BigTex trailer from here. Dealt with John Myers-great guy, straight forward, no hassles,…read moreno BS. Highly recommend. Just ask for John when you call. Did everything by phone, picked it up the next day. Easy transaction. They are taking COVID seriously as the other poster said, but they are the cheapest trailer dealer in the area. They aren't playing games, high volume high output facility. I'm willing to overlook waiting outside on a 65 degree day for some savings. Call John. Props to the tech that showed me the basics of the trailer too, very customer service oriented.

The young man Brady got me in and out and it was great service and great working with him I…read morerecommend him because he gets the Job done

I'd been a customer at Kline's store long before I bought my trailer from them. We purchased…read morenumerous RV supplies, and even ordered an air conditioner hood . While I like having so many RV supplies close by and the knowledge that comes with that, you can find many commonly used items at Walmart for a lot less. So I typically only pick up items that are so specific I can't get them from anyone else. The service and parts departments do follow banker's hours but have extended hours "in season". It's wise to check their hours before you go. Recently while browsing for a newer travel trailer I stopped in just to check out their inventory. I honestly had my eye on one at Camping World and was just waiting till I had enough time to venture to Harrisburg to see it in person. Jerry was the salesperson who was assigned to me at Kline's on the day of my initial visit. I only had a small window of time to browse and never expected to find one that I would consider seriously; especially outside of the cash budget I set for myself. Jerry is very high energy but also very knowledgeable, he did bore me some with the mechanical details (which he tells you about with great enthusiasm) but also didn't take offense when I told him to save it for the husband. He left me alone to browse on my own and wasn't overly pushy. In the days leading to my purchase he was prompt in answering my questions and meeting with us two more times to walk thru. In typical salesman fashion during negotiations he did have a quick comeback for every statement to try to justify coming down very little in price. We were the doc fee of $141 dollars apart and I was disappointed that Kline's would have left me walk away over such a small amount. By this time I was in love with the layout and caved. You pretty much have to take the first offer they give you because even playing hardball they wouldn't budge more ( in total they came down $300, not a lot for a purchase over $10k) In hindsight I do wish I would have made it to look at other trailers elsewhere. While I do think I purchased a good quality product I do feel it could have paid less somewhere else. I've had better experiences and more flexibility negotiating a cash deal at car dealerships than on this major purchase. It's been a few weeks and we have yet to officially use our new camper. Today I just noticed one of the door shelves is missing from the fridge. Although it appeared clean and they claim they are gone over thoroughly I did need to redust and wipe down the cabinet interiors. They do put a lot of emphasis on the inspection and how thorough it is and how you get to look over everything, have it explained and see it operational before you sign. I found out at delivery that that wasn't the case as they push you to sign paperwork prior to meeting with the tech and going over the systems. However I insisted, and they complied without hassle. Our assigned tech Shane was fabulous. He was knowledgeable and went out of his way to explain each system thoroughly. However unless you specifically ask you do not see heat/ac/hot water work although during the "selling process" it's something they emphasize. I also asked to see the awning out (which I recommend). I hope we don't have any issues as there was very little water in the tank to experience the water truly get hot although it did get warm. Used rvs and trailers are sold as is. It is in your best interest to inspect it properly, see everything operating, and verify tow limits before you sign. They do a customary hook up to your vehicle for you which was nice. After we brought the trailer home I did notice we were missing the sink drain plugs and owner's manual and was disappointed when I inquired with Jerry that I was directed to contact their store for purchase. Mental note for next time. If those little details are important to you and if you think they should be complimentary (like I do) make sure you negotiate it into your sale. We also received a 10% discount at the store but it had to be used that day. They also supplied a sewer hose and electrical adaptor. It's nice to know they can service my travel trailer if I bring it there, but manpower is limited and they give priority to customers who purchased from them first. They also provide storage, again to existing customers only. I wish they offered mobile service as I would pay more for someone to come to me. So while I hesitate to say they're my go-to my overall experience was good and I would keep an open mind to purchasing with them again, although next time I'd also explore more options and check to make sure everything is there and nothing additional needs to be purchased. Sidenote: they offered me $500 for my trade. I refused and sold it myself for $3300 cash to the first showing! If you have a trade best to sell yourself on Facebook Marketplace.

If I could give them a negative 10 that wouldn't even be enough. This place is a circus going on…read morewith nobody in charge, all they care about is making the sale and once the dotted line is sign you are on your own. We bought an RV from them at the RV show in Harrisburg back in February. We picked the RV up from Mountville on 3/25/2026. On the way home my husband noticed the RV pulling to the left (he is a professional drag racing driver) and also an issue with the brakes. Immediately called Pete's and they told us to bring it in. In the meantime, in going through the RV, we found the original alignment which did not pass. Why was this not fixed prior to putting it up for sale. Also there was a noise coming from the dashboard which was noted. We were told that we would be charged @229 per labor hour to fix this....WHAT. Asked to speak to the person in charge who told us she would check into this and call us back on Thursday. Well, you guessed it, no call so I called them the next day and was told they think the alignment would be covered but not the brakes or the noise again WHAT! This is a brand new RV with extended warranties and the Jayco warranty. Told us this would take a few weeks for them to get it fixed. In the meantime the loan payments are due and we have no RV. I called Jayco this same day, they were lovely to deal with and they put me on hold while they called Pete's to see what the heck is going on. Jayco told us this would all be covered but that Pete's had to do the paperwork. Called a week after dropping off the RV spoke to customer service and they hadn't even scheduled this to be taken for the alignment. Again called Jayco who noted this and said they would call. Was told on May 7th that the motorhome was ready for pick up. While it was still there they were to also put levelers on which we paid for back in March and also bug screens which were also paid for in March and dewinterize the RV. Went to pick it up today which is almost 2 months since signing on the dotted line, paid for the dewinterizing (213.00) and went on our way. We got home and looked under the RV there is only 2 levelers not the four that we paid for and no screens. Also, the wheel covers are crimped from not being removed properly during the brake/alignment check and 1 of the covers is missing. Called them again and nobody can explain this incompetence. Finally Shane called and admitted that they screwed up and will pick it up tomorrow to get it fixed so that maybe before the Summer is over we can use it. 2 months, 2 payments and more aggrevation than a little bit. If you are thinking about buying an RV from Pete's RV my advice.... Run Forrest Run and never look back you may add some years to your life not dealing with this business.