The right hand doesn't talk to the left here. I was promised my RV recall would replace the problem at hand but they did a patchwork job while damaging my coach in the process. The new toilet doesn't work correctly, the bathroom door does not work, and my wobbly dinette is worse. They promised everything would be fixed but they will not provide a loaner for creating more issues that will leave me without a vehicle for weeks. They refuse to take any accountability for the damage they caused. read more

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Mean and nasty customer service. They are only interested in serving themselves. But when it comes to the customer and providing good service, forget it because they make you feel like you don't count. They also are good at defending themselves and making you, the customer, feel like you are the guilty one. read more

Warning although Winnebago somewhat stands by a good part of their product. If you buy an era class b plan on using a lot of duct tape on the cabinetry. Every lock failed you can plan the interior of your $200,000 coach to look like this read more

Winnebago Industries - RV Dealers Near Me - Forest City, Iowa

It has now been four months since the purchase an there is no progress on the repair.

They do not accept additional warranty policies anymore here at the factory .... They will not even call to get you pre-approved for the work. This change in policy here at the factory has made it very difficult to use your very expensive additional warranty insurance policies. While we sat here, we listened to many other customers that found out when they would not even call to get pre-approval for all the work. We all would pay the bill and mail in the receipt in, but if you do not get pre-approval the adjusters for the warranty company will pay less or nothing at all. read more

First off I bought a 2025 Winnebago Porto it was not disclosed that the Sprinter chassis was built in late 2022 . Winnebago refused to replace the windshield wipers saying they are a wear item . I only own the thing for 5 months and only used the wipers a few times before they fell apart. A 90 dollar item. Yeah thanks Mercedes. Second the leveling Jack's have very little ground clearance causing me to pay for them being replaced at my expense after running over a small curb. Be really careful if you have a Sprinter based RV. It has been in General RV's shop now for 3 weeks now and expect ir to be in the shop for another 2 weeks waiting for parts . I wouldn't buy another Winnebago or shop at General RV ever again. read more

We bought a new 2021 36ft 5th wheel RV, and the clear coat on the front cap started flaking after one year. It's been stored under cover, washed only with RV-safe products, and had paint protection applied by the dealer. Despite this, Winnebago and the dealer won't help, blaming each other . My $70,000+ RV looks terrible, and we are now embarrassed to go camping!! Buyers beware I'll never buy from Winnebago again due to their poor customer support and service!! read more

Even a brand new RV fell apart within a few months. Every large item stopped working (generator, fridge, stove, air conditioner, propane to the RV, sink faucet, the floor...). Was not logistically possible for me to get everything fixed before the warranty expired. They would not help. I wish there was a way they could be held accountable for how terrible their RVs are. It was absurd to have 30+ things go wrong within 30 days, then they would only fix 1-2 items at a time and often need multiple attempts at fixing them as they would break again. The floor turned black. They replaced it. They specifically stated they saw water under the floor but did not find the source of the leak and then proceeded to replace the floor anyway. Then without any surprise the floor started turning black again. I was told they only fix something like that once but the repair center clearly told me they didnt actually fix the leak. They saw water, werent sure where it was coming from, then still just replaced the floor. I cannot even begin to explain how much of a headache this brand new Winnebago RV has been since day one of owning it and Winnebago was terrible with all of it. read more

I just purchased a brand new Winnebago Forza 34T. The day after I got it home, I noticed water coming in from the passenger side front window when it was raining. I reached up behind the blinds in between the drop down bed where you can't see and the whole wall was rotten took it back to the dealer they removed the bed, and the framing and you can see the wall is crumbling apart. You can bust it with your finger. it's so wet and rotten that there's mold and even mushrooms growing out of the wall. This Friday will be and I can't get Winnebago to help me at all, and the bus is still at the dealership with no word of what's going on. When I went to look for where the water may be coming in, I found out that the seals on the roof, barely had any ceiling on it and we're all wide open to let water come in. Also underneath the awning where the roof mates to the sidewall is not sealed properly and has about a 5 to 6 inch gap or water can come in. This damage is all caused by manufacturing defects and lack of quality control . This is a brand new. I've never used it and found this rotten wall. The day after I paid $227,000 for it. read more

For my #1000 review, I am dedicating this special Yelp review, for our love with the outdoors. I hope you enjoy. I've been asked a handful of times, what I love most about our Rialta made by Winnebago. I'd probably have to say.... it's the size. It will clear most fast food drive-thru. Hahaha.... I'm also sharing my RV experience here in hopes that I can help someone out there, looking to purchase one. I would also encourage you to checkout other manufactures so you can get a feel for the type of Van/RV that will fit best with your lifestyle. We've owned our Winnebago Rialta for a long time. However, we rarely take it out for trips until recently. It has very low miles. BTW - the Rialta is no longer manufactured. I believe 2005 was its last production at the Winnebago factory in Iowa. So with that in mind - "Why did we go with a Winnebago?" --Reputation - Winnebago have been making RV since the late 1950s. Winnebago also came highly recommended from many owners I met including friends and family. It is also made here in the U.S. --Customer service - they have great customer service, at least from our personal experience. We've called them a handful of times about the Warranty and parts on our Rialta, and they have always been very helpful. --Build - we think Winnebago are built to withstand many terrain and weather. We've taken ours in some of the most severe conditions, and it held up well. Probably the most exciting part about owning a Winnebago RV.... the amenities home away from home.... so here's a quick run down: --Restroom - it comes with an on suite bathroom with toilet and shower. Even has a hot running water. It also has an outdoor shower which we have used many times to wash our dogs after running at the beach. --Self contained - it has a fresh water tank, gray/black holding tank, built in generator, propane and tow package --Electricity - it can connect to shore power which comes in handy at campsites --Kitchen - has stove, fridge (runs on battery, propane or electric), sink, a microwave and a small dinette --Moon roof - perfect for letting light in and at night, it's amazing. --Built in roof TV antenna - fully equipped with direct cable plugs for two TVs, but we've never used it as we're always outside. --Roof Air - the A/C is great during hot weather and can run when the generator is on. It has kept our RV Van cool even when temperature was above 100 degrees. --Central heat - Our built in propane runs our RV central heat and works fantastic during cold weather. We were camping out in the desert and temps went below 10 degrees, and we were warm and toasty inside. What we especially love about our Winnebago Rialta? --Gas saver - I get about 18mpg especially if I drive like an old man which I do. I can easily get close to 300 miles until the next gas. Not bad for all that weight in a motorhome and you get the best of both worlds. German engineering by Volkswagen, and a reliable company like Winnebago. --Low profile - it drives like a mini-van so we don't get a lot of head wind on the highway because it's aerodynamic (see photos). Length - it's only about 21 feet long so it can fit in most parallel parking in San Francisco, and can fit in between a diagonal parking space like at Wal-Mart, Target and so on. --Height - it's close to 9 feet tall so it will clear almost any drive-thru. This is very convenient especially when you are press for time and just want to get off the highway, order right from your vehicle without having to get out, and hop back on the road. In regards to upgrades - here were the major additions/changes: --Solar roof - we've added 3 - 100 watts flexible solar. --Generator - brand new 2500 watts Cumin generator that runs directly from the gas tank --Laminate floors - took off the carpet and replaced it with laminate flooring starting from behind the cockpit. --Inverter - we added a built in 1000 watts inverter running from the roof solar. This can power my coffee maker and our electronic devices --LED lights - replaced all lights to LED. It's super bright with very little power consumption. --New countertop - we changed out the old kitchen counter top If you'd like more info or considering buying a Winnebago Rialta, goto: http://www.rialtainfo.com/model_info/pros_and_cons.htm I think the best part about having our Rialta Winnebago - we can easily take off during the weekends and take a short side kick trip pretty much anywhere, and we don't have to stay in a hotel, and wake up to million dollar ocean views, usually for free. We've even boondock and dry camp for days with our two dogs which was amazing. Lastly, the biggest reason we decided to take our RV back on the road again is because we are realizing.... life is way too short. Routine makes time go by fast, but when we take our RV out to explore different scenery, it somehow magically, stop or slow time down. Cheers! read more

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If you have a 2016-17 Winnebago Travato be aware that there is still a problem with the Power Transfer switch. There was a recall as follows: Part 573 Safety Recall Report 16V-598 - the connections were not torqued correctly on the power transfer switch leading to overheating and melting of wires. We are 3rd owners and my guess is that we were the first to use the AC on generator mode in hot weather. After 2 hours we could smell an acrid and distinctive smell of burnt wires. Turned everything off and got home safely. The following day I went to start generator. It ran but no power to system. Located the power transfer switch and as described in the recall the wire from the generator was burnt and melted. I contacted Winnebago and they claimed that this model is not covered by the recall. Indeed, when I put our vin number in on the NHTSA site it does not show a recall. But obviously this is the problem. It was very disappointing that they did not even attempt to do anything about this potentially very dangerous situation. Just stonewalled me saying its not covered. I now have purchased a new switch unit and will be installing myself - using a specialized torque screwdriver to ensure the connections are correct. For very little cost they could have done the right thing and either had a local dealer fix this or, even give me some credit towards purchasing the replacement part. Of course, if this was anything else I would not expect anything to be done because its not subject to a recall and the warranty has long expired. Typical of big companies short term attitude. For a very small expense (which I am sure they could write off) they would have had a dedicated customer. Going forward Winnebago is not going to be the first I look at when choosing a new RV. read more

I bought my 2108FBS Minnie Winnie new in 2021. I have used it 4 times. Every time that I used it something broke on it. It has been in the shop at least 10 times. I have had to repair wall panels, the water heater, and now, I have to pay out of my own pocket over $1000 to replace 1 of the motors and the wiring harness on the slide. Since Winnebago does not care if they sell junk I am filing a Lemon Law claim and attaching a banner to the trailer to warn others not to buy Winnebago until try want it in the shop more often than you get to use it. It has had other repairs as well, too many to list here. Do not buy Winnebago unless you want a money pit. read more

I called 574-825-5250 numerous times. After going through the myriad of options I finally got a female representative who I could barely hear who I told I could barely hear her then she hung up on me. On one attempt I left my number and a brief message on why i was calling. When they called back I explained to the female representative the difficulty I was having in finding someone to help me. I told her exactly what I needed and she transferred me back to the same number I had numerous issues with in trying to talk to a live person who wouldn't hang up on me or transfer me. After reading the other reviews concerning the horrendous customer service at Winnebago I don't feel like this is an isolated issue. If you're considering buying a Winnebago and develop problems with it that necessitate calling Winnebago customer service I would suggest you grab a cup of coffee, a nice cigar. Then be prepared to wade through numerous phone options, a very long wait only to be transferred or simply hung up on. read more

My brand new camper fell apart immediately and customer support has been horrendous. 2021 Micro Minnie 1700BH

My Winnebago has been a nightmare from day one, first I had to return to the dealer 3 times to have the initial problems fixed which were the DVD player did not work and several of the safety systems did not work. Then after less than a year I had to replace the catalytic converter, seal several leaks in the roof completely overhaul the hydraulic leveling system, reseal the LP lines and several other problems. The list isn't over there. The things that are still wrong with it are, the rear panel is separating from the side panel, The plumbing for the hot water leaks in several locations, and the thumb controls for the entertainment system and the hands free do not work. My suggestion is that if you are even considering a Winnebago DON'T. read more

This is my fifth RV, and my third brand-new Winnebago. The quality of the parts and construction has been getting worse over the years. The motorhome (Winnebago Spirit 25b) looks good from a distance but all the imperfections show upon closer inspection. Fit and finish is horrible. Rough, jagged wood splintering throughout. The cabinets are not real wood. Cabinets made of compressed sawdust covered with woodgrain-look vinyl stickers that are peeling and bubbling everywhere. I noticed this the day I got it home. The first few new Class C Winnebagos I looked at had massive rust coating almost all the metal underneath the units. These were all brand-new motorhomes at the dealerships. read more

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WARNING: TOURS ARE NOT GUARANTEED! They're shutdown the first week of July. This is not notated anywhere nor is it common practice to my knowledge! I was SOOOOO sad....I came all the way from California for this and drove all the way from Minneapolis just for this....planned a hotel and everything!!! Sigh..... read more

We purchased a 2019 Spirit 22M in 2018. We went with Winnebago because of their reputation for quality. We are very disappointed in the quality of our motorhome. Maybe they don't put the same effort into the smaller motorhomes. We had six items that needed repair that should have been found and fixed at the factory. The dealer also didn't fix them before we picked up the unit, but that is another review. The worst deficiency is that the microwave did not work. It took us months to get that resolved. Also the latch on the refrigerator did not catch resulting in the door opening up with each right turn. We had to prop it shut with a walking stick. There are also not enough latches on the drawers. The one in the bedroom kept opening up and slamming shut on acceleration and braking. Those are the worst. There were other minor issues. They also did nothing to improve the stock cab from Ford. You would expect something for a nice motorhome. It came with basic factory seats, manually adjust rear view mirrors (allen wrench required), no floor mats, no outside temperature gauge or clock. The quality in materials and installation is not what we expected. Take a close look before you buy. I recommend you spend a night at the dealer when you pick it up so you have time to find all the deficiencies and get them fixed before you take it off the lot. read more

We drove to Winnebago customer service center in Forest City IA. We did not have an appointment. We explained an issue we were having with our brand new motorhome. All the staff were so friendly and accommodating. Manny helped identify the issue and knew exactly how to correct it. Two hours later we are back on the road as happy Winnebago customers. We are glad to be part of the Winnebago family. read more

I was about to buy a Winnebago in Toronto. A new 2022, however I wanted to see if any warranty work could be performed in Stitsville at VOS Trailers an authorized Winnebago dealership. I was told they woul not service any Winnebago bought at another dealership. So Winnebago loses a sale and I will never buy anything from VOS Trailers. Furthermore VOS was $7 000 more for the same unit. read more

We bought a 2017 Paseo new, and it was an electrical nightmare for two years. On the first two trips, the house battery wouldn't charge except when you drove it; neither the solar panel nor shore power charged the battery. For two years, our refrigerator crapped out every time we took it on the road. We'd take it in to get fixed, and they'd say they it worked. For a few hours maybe. We went on a two month trip right after they said it was good to go and as soon as we hit the state line it failed again. We took it in to another dealer and they said it worked fine. For another 3 hours and then it failed. When the plastic parts on the bike rack start to crack and fail, you are expected to buy a complete new rack ($1100) because they don't sell individual parts. And when the warranty expires, they won't even talk to you on the phone. read more

Just put in an order for a 2022 Revel after a good friend bought one and began a two month trip to the NE. Lost all battery and shore power capabilities two weeks in and in trying to contact Winnebago, he gets passed around and basically ignored. Reading too many reviews of their non existent customer service and crappy warranty. Time to punt and buy a Midwest automotive Passage. read more

WARNING: Check the 10th digit of the VIN number to learn the true year of the RV. Little secret is that it doesn't match the year on the sales receipt. Also ask for the year of the engine, chassis, and transmission. The will sell a 2020 with a 2016 or 17 engine. You be the judge. WARNING read more

I bought a new 2021 Travato GL from Sunshine state RV. However I live in Los Angeles Ca. I have the van for more that a month .My refrigerator doesn't work at all. I called four times to the 2 dealers which own 3 dealerships each I left 4 messages each ,I called again this morning the receptionist said that she did her job she sent the emails. I also called Nova Kool they referred me a place 65 miles from me I left 2 messages no one call back. I even called Winnebago and explained my problem they cannot do nothing to help me .I told the gentleman that Winnebago gives a year warranty but no one can gives service there is a problem here. People in L.A. say that it take at least 2 to month a appointment.Something is very wrong . I decided to go to Florida they say the will take care of the problem. Again I think there is a big problem with those RV S maker. read more

I purchased a new 2019 winnebago forza. I have had nothing but problems on top of problems with it from the very start. Every time I used it it broke down. It has been in the shop more than on the road . Good luck getting it fixed with the warranty. The warranty is worthless. I don't know how winnabago is still In Business selling garbage like this. When you call customer service you will get no help from them. They will tell you there is nothing we can do. It's between you and you service center. And believe me any service center you go to will not fix the problem when you tell them it's under warranty. If you finally find a service center that will fix it. It will take three hmonths for them to see you. STAY AWAY FROM THIS GARBAGE. read more

I can't believe the problems we have had with a brand new 2020 Winnebago Adventurer 30T. To start, the new Infotainment system doesn't have Nav or Apple CarPlay and the bezel is clearly poorly attached...it's hanging out and the dealership said they would try to reattach with screws. During initial inspection of the RV, the exterior radio was broken, the RV required an alignment, the only entry door wouldn't latch. The Dealership attempted to fix, but during first trip out, the door is clearly not shutting flush and one of the two bolt locks is broken. The first time emptying the black tank, the pull handle just broke off, so we had to use pliers to pull out the knob. As we were driving down the road, the drivers side mirror starting getting shaky and then fell off on the highway...thank goodness someone in a car behind us wasn't injured. The headboard is not attached well to slide out wall. This is terribly embarrassing shoddy workmanship from Winnebago. They should be ashamed of selling a RV that MSRP's for over $170k. Buyer beware. read more

just bought a one owner 2012 Winnebago one 26RK, first trip out the door on the outside shower(docking area) literally flew off hot vehicle behind me plastic just broke off. As if that's not annoying enough call customer service transfer transfer transfer speak to someone can't help transfer I'm Not a dealer so can't help me. For as expensive as these units are they are junk. I spoke to previous owner that's why they traded this unit looked brand new was well cared for and then pieces just start flying off while I'm driving it's not like this unit is 29 Years old. Any other manufacturers I can call get a part number and price bam I'm done not these people basically I was told I bought a used unit so O well so these u it's are throw away units maybe they should state that after a few years expect parts to fly off. I WILL NEVER BUY A WINNEBAGO PRODUCT AGAIN and as far as customer service totally useless read more

Winnebago Industries - RV Dealers Near Me - Forest City, Iowa

Multiple repair issues on the Ford Chassis and the Winnebago unit, Vista 34F. It has been in service 5 out of 8 months since purchase. It is not my first or my last RV, but certainly my last Winnebago. Buyer beware. read more

I've been looking for a slide out components for a 2008 Winnebago Vista . I've been waiting for a part for our slide out for over a month Winnebago don't keep any parts for their old vehicles in stock they have to make them so I bought 13th of last month not even going to get to go camping till the end of July because they don't keep parts in stock for their units read more

I'm not generally motivated to write a review if I cannot give five shiny ones, lol! This is an exception however. Based strictly on personal experience I am driven to say that Winnebagos quality is more skin deep than I would have expected. Given that they've been around for as long as they have, one would expect research and development (R&D) is squarely in place but eveidently it's not. Our 2006 Itasca Navion (Winnebago coach) has been nothing but a joy to own and use on camping and other vacation trips over more than a decade now. It comes with MBs 5cyl. Turbo charged 2.7 liter bullet proof engine. I simply love driving it esp. since it easily gives me 18/23 mpg. and that with a full load (6 people min.) and it's an absolute joy to drive. I'm even more elated to say from what I'm told, that it's not available new (as we purchased it) in the U.S. Assuming that's accurate, I'd like to hang on to it, even though we seldom use it now in our retirement years. Ironically that's when most people tend to use such an unit for leisurely enjoyable trips and vacations as well. For the records the current odometer reading is 64,000 miles in 13 years. It's barely broken in and drives like it did on day one. That being said, the number one reason for a drop in use in the last few years is that Winnebago's lack of solid quality when paired with the Mercedes Sprinter is quite glaring. They certainly could have at least put more meaningful integrity into such an unit that cost us more than any of our investments in vehicles over that same period. Fortunately the Car and SUV (about the same model years) are in great shape thoughout and are keepers for sure. Not so in the case of the motorhome and mostly all due to Winnebago's little nagging replacements we've had to take time and effort, not to mention costs incurred, to keep it in par with the MB Sprinter. After doing all the itsy bitsy fixes, we have decided to put it up for sale. Regrettable since that was clearly not why we took out the loan, with dreams of plans on our bucket list of European trips as well as extended trips across our own wonderful and diverse country. Anyway, as it's sits now we would be happy to just pay the bank off with the balance or have someone take over the remainder of the payments, when we do sell it. I'm confident that whoever takes it off our hands would be the beneficiaries of a quality motorhome. I can't begin to express how sorry I am to have come to this juncture. One I never ever foresaw. Not due to lack of enthusiasm or loyalty but due to frustration and loss of motivation on my part. I can only point to those little inequities and poor quality of the Winnebago components I've had to spend so much time and energy that could have been better used for other more meaningful family matters/priorities. I just cannot wrap my head around the fact that there is such a casual attempt on Winnebago's part. It speaks volumes when they use such hobby shop, low quality after market type parts with haphazard workmanship in some areas. They need to take more genuine pride in their manufacturing ethics, dedication to quality parts and workmanship. Over those frustrating times when runnng around to make the necessary time consuming fixes, my nick name for them has become 'Winnebagel', lol! Just saying that is how I feel now. Disillusioned! Cheers! read more

UPDATE: The damage is $437.50 OUT OF OUR POCKET! And that is with a 9 Year extended Warranty! On a 2017 Winnebago Voyage 5th wheel. All because it was released from the factory UNFINISHED and we are Paying the Price$$$!!! I will share videos soon of our Screechy slideout This is So ridiculous. 2017 Voyage Winnebago LEMON! Will Not recommend this product to anyone. read more

Do not buy A Winneabago Sunstar it will literally ruin your quality of life Winneabago needs to take it time and train it staff on the product they manufacture, then train there employees how to Professional Resolve the consumers issues, Sadly this was my husband and I retirement home he will never again be able to enjoy Rving I should of know when the first time we drove the Winneabago Sunstar (Lemmon) home it leaked, anyone want the 3-years of Hell we have been through the List of repairs they are posted on piss me off, I 3-years later still have defective issues coming out of my pocket from cost of repairs, parts, time off of work, tolls gas, rent a truck, I can say it has been living hell, I cant sell it, the extra insurance coverage I bought for Winneabago only offers one year warrantee would not cover the cost of repairs needed last year so all out of pocket, I am so sick I traded in my Jayco not only a quality Rv. working with Jayco Highly Trained Professional Staff is a world of Difference and worth getting rid of this Defective Winneabago Sunstar Please Do Not Buy D Knight New York. read more

Zero stars if I could. Did you know that Winnebago takes ford chassis parts out and uses aftermarket suppliers. Specifically with their dash air units, I have a 2018 Winnebago Sightseer 33c that has a dash air unit that has never worked. It blows hot air. I have taken it to Ford twice and they will not cover it (5400 miles on the coach), because there are aftermarket parts that were installed by Winnebago. Winnebago customer services confirmed they use an after market a/c product. The dealer (Camping World and their extended warranty policy) will not cover it because it's not part of the coach. I'm out over $600 because of these shady companies. I would never buy a new motor home, it's much better to buy used where most of the issues have been dealt with. When I bought this unit, the camping world people told me I would have major issues with the coach for the first year. It's been almost 3. I will never buy another Winnebago and never, ever buy the extended warranties. They are a rip off. read more

This review deals with quality and after-sale support from Winnebago Industries. We have owned two Itasca motorhomes over the years, a Phasar from back in the 80s that we used when our kids were younger to tour the country, and have had a Navion (based on the Mercedes Sprinter cab/chassis since 2007. Overall, the quality of these vehicles was superb. Yes, they are fragile, to an extent, and a number of the inside components are off-the-shelf parts that may or may not be the best. But overall, the design of these vehicles, the solid fiberglass roofs built to stand up to years of weather and not leak, has been great. Anyway, what prompted this review today was I have to replace a few trim pieces that were damaged when we loaned our RV to our niece. It is not hard to imagine that finding a trim piece for a 12-yr-old motorhome could be a daunting affair with some manufacturers. NOT Winnebago. There are no dealers close by (we drove 150 miles to buy it!) but you can call Winnebago parts directly to order if you need to. Sure enough, they have my damaged trim pieces in stock and they will ship tomorrow. More importantly, the person who took care of us, Erika Reed, from the parts department, was SO nice and helpful; she quickly got our order in the system and no messing around with waiting on hold. She is a pro. Winnebago is a solid outfit, well-organized and equipped to provide after-market service and support. Their online parts lookup is incredibly easy to use, too. Recommend this company if you are looking to buy a motorhome. read more

If I could.vive zero I would.2019 travato bought brand new.Stay away from this company. They sell junk. Nothing is set right. Generator crapped out 3 days after purchase. 4 months later roof leak that destroyed my guitar, it's a baby Taylor. All my camping equipment got soaked, the roof is smelling from water damage. Outlets are all not set in cabinets correctly, my truma hardly works. The table got scratched from a paper plate. Where the bed goes down the screws are eat iij ng away at the wood that holds the bed up. The bed sucks by the way. The ram promaster has been the only good thing about this piece of junk. STAY AWAY FROM WINNABAGO. read more

I wish i could leave a zero star rating. Do not buy a Winnebago!!!!. Bought our Spyder in 2016 used twice and the A/c unit needed to be replaced this july . 115 degrees in vegas and was told that it would 3-4 weeks before i could get into a dealer well by that time the P.O.S was out of warranty. So i paid out of pocket and contacted Winnebago was told that they would not assist me in anyway by Tony Chupp. Just over a year old and they blew me off. Will never buy thier product ever again. read more

Worst customer service ever. We bought a 2020 Horizion and on the first trip the air mattress went flat. Two months later sill no new mattress. Each time you have to talk to someone different at Winnebago Customer service and explain the whole ordeal again. First it was they will send out a new one, Never got it. Then it was we only have two left and we will try and get you one. Never got it. Then it was we are out of them and will see if the mattress Manufacture has one and will call you back. No call. I understand because of the Virus things have slowed down. I run a wholesale business and sell thousands of products and can call any of my Manufacturers and get a quantity on hand or a build date. And this is just the Mattress problem. I still have to deal with the other problems such as drawers dragging on the floor when you open them, Back splash pulling away from the wall,Tile floor missing corner pieces, Trim falling off the walls, Locks not working, Side view mirror installed wrong and so on. I guess I should of spent more money on a Better Built motorhome and hopefully it would of come with better customer service. Remember the old saying you get what you pay for. read more

We try to keep our motorhome a in top condition but when stuff happens, travel here to Forest City. Worth the drive for your Winnebago . May take then a few tries though....,! read more

Pros: Models on display to show the drastic improvements. The latest models are mind-boggling. Complimentary campsites included with tour. Observation deck enables maximum view of assemble line. Cons: Marketing pitch. Workers do not seem to abide by safety standards like wearing of ear plugs or keeping the plant clean, probably due to pressures to meet aggressive daily production goals. read more

I wish I could give 0 stars. This review is on the Winnebago Winnie Drop. We purchased a 2018 Winnie Drop new last year. We were so excited when we downsized to this trailer. The first time we had it out and I showered, all the water poured out from the bottom of the trailer. It took 2 months for it to be fixed because the dealership was so busy. Turned out Winnebago didn't let the glue dry on the plumbing, soo the water didn't go into the grey tank. It leaked out underneath the trailer. We were really upset with the workmanship, but tried to keep a positive attitude. A few months later, we were at an RV Resort in California with the temperature at 97°. We left our senior dog in the trailer with the air conditioner running. We have a security camera in the trailer so we can make sure he's doing okay. After a couple of hours, I noticed him panting alot. We drove back to the resort right away. It was a 20 minute drive. When I opened the door, I immediately knew what was wrong. The air conditioner had stopped working. I got him outside where he immediately started vomiting from being over heated. Thank God we had a camera so we knew to come back. Otherwise I don't know if he would have survived. We brought the trailer back in. They told us the air conditioner can "freeze" up and stop working. The only thing we can do is pay $1000.00 to have a thermostat installed to ensure it doesn't happen again. I can't tell you how frustrated we are with this rig. A big reason we have it is to leave our senior dog inside when it's best for him. Now we can't trust this rig with him in it. When I called Winnebago about it when it first happened they said "that's a bummer". Really???!! So very disappointed. Worst choice in trailers ever.... read more