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patodonn · 11-03-2005, 09:05 PM

I had some work done by Stier's in Feb. OK experience. The Service Mgr I delt with later moved over to another Stier's location (off of Hwy 58). He did good work for us. I found prices comparable to other locations. They did all they could re coordinating warranty work from Keystone and also the individual component mfgr(s). Their work was on time, and with consideration for our "full timer" situation. Not at all like my sad Thompson experience in late '03.

The obvious drawback is distance to travel to get to Stier's and, depending on your location, hauling down then back up the Grapevine. Tehacapi Pass is a bit better, but still a long and difficult haul.

You might want to talk to STC Performance, recently moved to Norwalk...they are the folks who do a lot of tow vehicle upgrades. They also do RV work...it won't be cheap, but I do trust them.

Hope all that is of some help..

11-03-2005, 09:05 PM	#6
patodonn Montana Master Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Full Timer Posts: 918 M.O.C. #331	I had some work done by Stier's in Feb. OK experience. The Service Mgr I delt with later moved over to another Stier's location (off of Hwy 58). He did good work for us. I found prices comparable to other locations. They did all they could re coordinating warranty work from Keystone and also the individual component mfgr(s). Their work was on time, and with consideration for our "full timer" situation. Not at all like my sad Thompson experience in late '03. The obvious drawback is distance to travel to get to Stier's and, depending on your location, hauling down then back up the Grapevine. Tehacapi Pass is a bit better, but still a long and difficult haul. You might want to talk to STC Performance, recently moved to Norwalk...they are the folks who do a lot of tow vehicle upgrades. They also do RV work...it won't be cheap, but I do trust them. Hope all that is of some help..