Best Jayco Camper Trailers

A good idea, shame about the quality – The good: easy to tow, roomy and airy. The bad: The Dometic drop down door has a piano hinge held on by soft aluminium rivets which failed, now… Read more

replaced with screws. The thin gauge plate that holds half the door to the roof distorted and had to be reinforced. The rear slide out bed slid and flopped. All the screws had snapped on the runner attached to the frame via a spacer, the screws were too long and too thin and could not handle a couple of hundred km of mildly corrugated road. Reinforcing plywood under the slideout beds uses staples into plywood, started popping out and had to be replaced by screws. The cutlery draw front fell off and had to be strengthed. There have been numerous other screws fall out and the water and power flap catches have broken. I am the second owner, the tyres still had the barcodes on them, it was about a year old and little used. The old saying about it being better to be the second owner of a Jayco as most of the problems will have been fixed needs revising to the third.