KUDO's to the dealer that I purchased my 2012 Montana 5ver from that seen the logic and validity to honor a repair where the Keystone warranty representative wouldn't. Read my update from last week where Keystone denied claim. http://www.montanaowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=54272
The RV dealer service manager is handling my claim. They charged me for the initial service call to repack the wheel bearings and the brakes where replaced for no charge. The service manager adamantly agreed that the issue was auto adjusters over adjusting , plus a wheel bearing seal failed. My intention of this post is acknowledge that a service manager knew what was right and understood my frustration with Keystone and the circumstances of 1 day past the warranty period was valid because the dealer was closed and I returned to town on the day the warranty expired. Customer satisfaction at the highest and my next new RV purchase may not be a Montana but it will be from this dealer and all future service and parts will be thru them as well. It's the principle of the matter that counts, I wasn't out to hose Keystone, it's about doing the right thing.
The RV dealer service manager is handling my claim. They charged me for the initial service call to repack the wheel bearings and the brakes where replaced for no charge. The service manager adamantly agreed that the issue was auto adjusters over adjusting , plus a wheel bearing seal failed. My intention of this post is acknowledge that a service manager knew what was right and understood my frustration with Keystone and the circumstances of 1 day past the warranty period was valid because the dealer was closed and I returned to town on the day the warranty expired. Customer satisfaction at the highest and my next new RV purchase may not be a Montana but it will be from this dealer and all future service and parts will be thru them as well. It's the principle of the matter that counts, I wasn't out to hose Keystone, it's about doing the right thing.