Driver's Fixes Total $$$$s??

[TomR]

Hi all...I am looking at a couple of different 2002 Mountain Aire 35' gasers and a 2004 37'. If I purchase I would plan on doing all four of the "Driver" updates. Driver...what is a good estimate if you had all done for you by a good Workhorse shop? I know it would be less if I did some myself...but what is an approximate amount if ALL 4 suspension fixes done at a shop? Might the 2004 not need all 4 fixes?

Any chance of the shocks being fixed by WH under "warranty" for a second owner?

Also, I assume the brake recall can still be done for a second owner...at no charge? Has not yet been fixed...even though it is in the recall #s.

TIA...TomR in frozen Northern Minnesota

[TomR]

Hi all...I am looking at a couple of different 2002 Mountain Aire 35' gasers and a 2004 37'. If I purchase I would plan on doing all four of the "Driver" updates. Driver...what is a good estimate if you had all done for you by a good Workhorse shop? I know it would be less if I did some myself...but what is an approximate amount if ALL 4 suspension fixes done at a shop? Might the 2004 not need all 4 fixes?

Any chance of the shocks being fixed by WH under "warranty" for a second owner?

Also, I assume the brake recall can still be done for a second owner...at no charge? Has not yet been fixed...even though it is in the recall #s.

TIA...TomR in frozen Northern Minnesota

[abarkl]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Also, I assume the brake recall can still be done for a second owner...at no charge? Has not yet been fixed...even though it is in the recall #s. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

I'm the third owner of a 2001 and I sent my VIN and s/n to ldehaven@workhorse.com. She verified I was under the recall and it hadn't been done. She authorized the warranty repairs and I found the closest WH service center and had it done. You can determine on your own if your under a recall what has been done by navigating to here.

[DriVer]

TomR, Workhorse will accomplish the campaigns that are yet outstanding on your motorhome at no cost to you.

You can register your motorhome on workhorse.com and look for the My Motorhome tab in the RV section.

Once you enter all the info for your motorhome you can see at a glance all the campaigns that are outstanding on your chassis.

One thing that you want to do is call WCC customer support with your VIN# and identify yourself as the second owner. They will make sure that you get registered to your VIN#.

Welcome aboard!

PS: Please drive your motorhome for at least 3000 miles or until your first oil change so you can become accustomed to the way your motorhome drives. There's no need to implement all the chassis enhancements that I accomplished over night, I didn't.