beware of Trekwood

[1retired06]

Based on a link on the forum for trekwood, I ordered a part for my 2015 Montana. Got the wrong part. Trekwood used Tiara RV sales, a Keystone dealer, who got the part from Keystone. All have blown me off, pointing the finger at one of the other two. I have not give up, but in the meantime, I advise no one to use trekwood.

[cdaniels]

I find them higher in price verses going thru my regular dealer

[jlb27537]

Hopefully you used your credit card, or PayPal. I have used both for a debit back on the merchant. Never once did I not get my charge reversed.

If you are dealing with Tiara, their parts department inventory will fit in the back of my Honda CRV.

Jim

[Rondo]

Check with Ozz and see if he can get your part for you. He seems to be able to get a lot of them for MOC'rs! Maybe he will jump in here or see this and contact you!

[1retired06]

Trekwood blamed tiara for ordering the wrong part. Tiara blames trekwood. The part came from keystone who referred me back to tiara. I am done with them. My fault for not researching the. Link better. Went to a local RV dealer which I should have done in the first place and they had a much better part in stoc at a better price. After pulling the city water inlet flange oot of the convenience compartment, no wonder it was leaking. Cheap piece of plastic. Replacement is brass. Cheaper price. Leak is gone.

[DQDick]

Sorry to hear of your results from Trekwood and Tiara, but this is just another example of the OEM parts being the low quality alternative. In many cases it's better to replace the original part with a quality alternative.