Purchased a Winnebago micro Minnie 1 year ago, nothing but problems with it. We went to use it after it had already been in for service several times. While it was still in the 1 year warranty period we traveled to the beach, we’ll guess what another issue, the slide out would not open, we called Winnebago and they said as long as we are not stuck and it can be driven we need to bring it for service. Well we lost our week at the beach. Service took from May to August to have repaired. Basically the season. We reached out to Winnebago to see if they would extend out warranty and they offered to consider any issues we may have for 4 months. Well 4 months is the winter season when it is stored. I must say even that have no confidence in their product! I even reached out to a manager and no better resolution. I would not recommend Winnebago in any way shape or form. We would give a no star rating to Winnebago period! Be forewarned on purchasing their product. Not a quality product to say the least! Will be advising everyone on the disappointing and terrible product Winnebago produces
I'm sorry to hear about all the problems you had. We feel a bit differently about the product. As a dealership that started 55 years ago, we had the opportunity to have many different product lines in our yard. We have seen our fair share of pour craftsmanship coming from this industry. One thing is for sure, if, as a dealership, we do not do a good PDI, the customers will have a longer list of issues to deal with and this, regardless of the brand purchased. Winnebago overall has been a good solid brand in our yard. Are we getting more problems than other company? not really. In fact, for us, it's not uncommon to not hear from our customers after they take possession. Do we get to find issues while performing our PDI? yes, like any other company. A good PDI should take the best part of a day. If you take the time to go through all the systems, you should be able to make sure the customers doesn't have to. As for the slide-out, it is regrettable that you had to deal with this. The System they use is very well adapted to the size of the slide-out Winnebago produce on this line but doesn't have much tolerance when putting it all together. We all want the lightest trailer we can tow and making the hard decision of using this system instead of a heavier one makes the difference between being able to tow it with let's say, a 5000lbs towing capacity instead of having to go to a truck. I hope now that you dealt with these issues, you won't have to visit your dealer for a while.
Why waste so much time pointing out the basics of what all rv’s have? Jacks are all electric, lighted, propane cover, place for batteries blah blah blah. Oh and 190 W Solar is hardly enuff for any kind of boondocking. Just show us main features that are better than other manufacturers and get to the point.
Great 👍 review thanks
Great review
Thank you!
Purchased a Winnebago micro Minnie 1 year ago, nothing but problems with it. We went to use it after it had already been in for service several times. While it was still in the 1 year warranty period we traveled to the beach, we’ll guess what another issue, the slide out would not open, we called Winnebago and they said as long as we are not stuck and it can be driven we need to bring it for service. Well we lost our week at the beach. Service took from May to August to have repaired. Basically the season. We reached out to Winnebago to see if they would extend out warranty and they offered to consider any issues we may have for 4 months. Well 4 months is the winter season when it is stored. I must say even that have no confidence in their product! I even reached out to a manager and no better resolution. I would not recommend Winnebago in any way shape or form. We would give a no star rating to Winnebago period!
Be forewarned on purchasing their product. Not a quality product to say the least! Will be advising everyone on the disappointing and terrible product Winnebago produces
I'm sorry to hear about all the problems you had. We feel a bit differently about the product. As a dealership that started 55 years ago, we had the opportunity to have many different product lines in our yard. We have seen our fair share of pour craftsmanship coming from this industry. One thing is for sure, if, as a dealership, we do not do a good PDI, the customers will have a longer list of issues to deal with and this, regardless of the brand purchased. Winnebago overall has been a good solid brand in our yard. Are we getting more problems than other company? not really. In fact, for us, it's not uncommon to not hear from our customers after they take possession. Do we get to find issues while performing our PDI? yes, like any other company. A good PDI should take the best part of a day. If you take the time to go through all the systems, you should be able to make sure the customers doesn't have to. As for the slide-out, it is regrettable that you had to deal with this. The System they use is very well adapted to the size of the slide-out Winnebago produce on this line but doesn't have much tolerance when putting it all together. We all want the lightest trailer we can tow and making the hard decision of using this system instead of a heavier one makes the difference between being able to tow it with let's say, a 5000lbs towing capacity instead of having to go to a truck. I hope now that you dealt with these issues, you won't have to visit your dealer for a while.
Me want one....
Why waste so much time pointing out the basics of what all rv’s have? Jacks are all electric, lighted, propane cover, place for batteries blah blah blah. Oh and 190 W Solar is hardly enuff for any kind of boondocking. Just show us main features that are better than other manufacturers and get to the point.
might be because most buyers are being one for the first time...
buying one that is...