2016 Fleetwood Storm transmission shifting points

[moleary]

Tom, I'm curious what Lazy Days is charging for the Tyron bands.

We just bought a '12 Winnebago Tour from LD and of course the finance guy pressured us pretty hard to buy the Tyrons. (Along with every other extra they could think of). We declined them all. After taking delivery of the coach and obtaining the service records from Lazy Days service I discovered the original owner had the Tyrons installed as part of their original purchase. Makes me wonder if we would have accepted the deal to buy the Tyrons, would they still have charged us after figuring out they were already there. We've purchased 3 coaches from Lazy a Days in the past 10 years. Each time w've learned a little more about their sales tactics. I'm not complaining, just warning others to do their homework before agreeing to anything. If anyone thinks Lazy a Days or any other dealer won't take advantage of an inexperienced buyer think again. With that being said, I'm sure we still left money on the table despite having learned a few lessons over the years.

Incidentally, while we were sitting with the finance guy the price of the GAP insurance magically dropped by 50%. I don't need GAP but I'm betting I could buy it even cheaper on the open market.

Sorry to hijack your thread, but I firmly believe you've got to work to keep them honest. The VIN designation is a perfect example.

Safe travels.


2012 Winnebago Tour 42QD

[Dennis Dean]

Originally Posted by z3406

These coaches have power steering I don't understand why everyone thinks a stabilizer is required to recover from a blow out.

WHile I do not disagree with Al at all, I put the stabilizer on for added safety and handling on my Bounder. The Tyrons are $2000 for the front set and very expensive, I thought the Roadmaster steering stab gave me added protection for front blow outs as well as steering control for far less ($350). Also I would check and make sure your steering wheel is properly aligned (emblem straight while wheels are straight) this was pointed out to me when I had the stabilizer installed ( mine is at about 11 o'clock straight) and will haveit corrected at the factory. Lazy days will correct it if it is not right away. Small thing but I would check it if you have the chance. Congrats on the new coach and to you to Al!!!

[TomMiller]

Tyron bands cost me $1,905 installed. I agree that you need to question everything with any dealer. But, this is also my second RV purchase from Lazy Days. I've negotiated to the best of my ability. (This is not my first rodeo.) That said, I feel Lazy Days and my salesman (Louis Parks) in particular have gone the extra mile to be reasonable and fair. I would recommend Lazy Days and Lou...


Tom Miller
Brooklyn, Mi. 49230
tmiller730@frontier.com
2016 Fleetwood Storm 30 L/G

[Dennis Dean]

Originally Posted by TomMiller

Tyron bands cost me $1,905 installed. I agree that you need to question everything with any dealer. But, this is also my second RV purchase from Lazy Days. I've negotiated to the best of my ability. (This is not my first rodeo.) That said, I feel Lazy Days and my salesman (Louis Parks) in particular have gone the extra mile to be reasonable and fair. I would recommend Lazy Days and Lou...

I also purchased from Lazy Days and overall was quite pleased with my salesman ( Brian Hill) there were things I missed and things I learned but overall they did all I ask and more. I live in Okla so it was a big decision to go to Tampa to purchase and pick up, they were very good with the whole process.