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Len Cicero

We had a wonderful experience this was our first “Class A” purchase Our sales representative Diana Mincer did a wonderful job. We always felt that she had our back throughout the entire process even after the sale I would highly recommend this company and Diana.

Brandon Torres

TLDR: stay away if you want a stress free life. LA MESA sold me a piece of junk (that was apparently inspected) in January. Had i known the issues, i wouldn't have bought it. I wrote a bad review (which mysteriously disappeared) right after discovering the tanks were leaking, isolator solenoid was fried, among other issues. They had the courtesy to have me come in so they can "fix" it. (Kudos to them for not charging me) However, It's been 3 weeks and all the "repairs" are broken again minus the isolator solenoid relay. During the purchasing process, I was treated like a chump for either being young (25M), or looking at a rig that cost less than your average house. One of the techs quite literally told me "only the old folks get the red carpet I wish I never signed the contract, these guys got me good. I'll be paying $166k for a $49k RV after everything is said and done (my fault, i know). Make sure to read the fine print. Ive only put 150 miles on this thing and it has given me nothing but hassle and stress. I would return this thing in a heartbeat if I could. 1/10 stars, get your RV's somewhere else.

Tammy Hassenpflug

I just can’t express how awesome our experience was with La Mesa RV. Even though we bought what was maybe the most inexpensive coach they have ever sold… we were still treated like we were buying a million dollar rig. Very happy and impressed with their entire team.

Michael

On July 20, 2024, we purchased a 2020 Four Winds 27R Class C motor home from La Mesa RV in Sanford, FL Over all in the appearance was in good shape. We discovered that after we left the gate about a mile away from the dealership we found right turn signal out. Called them and they said they would fix it. I was furnished a link to the manual it was approximately 600 pages. I called Thor and asked if I could get one, it was going to be $600.00. We spoke to the sales manager and he said that he would print one. Other issues are a Spare Tire with mount, Coach battery was had black duck tape on the cover of the awning. I decided to get there legal department involved and we came to terms and they did compensate us for those issues. On February 12, 2024, I took the Motor home in for servicing. I received a call from the service center they said everything looks good but the tire need to be replaced because they are dry rotted all were passed the 5 year mark., Dry Rot just does happen in 7 months they just disguised the tires with tire shine and RV molding lubricant. Diana, July 8, 2024 @ 7:12 PM Subject to 7.48% interest rate Here’s my laundry list everything has to be done prior to final decision is made. Including in the price. 1. I believe they are just water stains on both side. (Needs to be checked) We do want you to add a bead of caulk on the front of the drip edge all the way around 2. We noticed a spot in the shower (See pictures) it could be a water stain or a little leak. But that’s what we need looked at. Completed 4. A power vent w/a max guard cover. Both ceiling vents Bedroom and Kitchen area. 5. Maintenance says due for oil change Never Preformed 6. Full tank of gas Completed 7. Need pictures of Awning extended, roof and Battery compartment. Never Preformed 8. Tires check for out of balance or front end alignment there was a vibration in the front end. Never Checked If they replaced the tires would have fixed the problem****And inspected them**** 9. Wasp vents guards/Screen UNKNOWN 10. Check all window coverings UNKNOWN 11. Check 7 pin trailer hitch, inspected hitch Never Checked 12. Kitchen sink looks like drains need to be recaulked Never Checked 13. Change WiFi ranger sky password (make sure it’s clear) Cleared 14. Double Check all 3 batteries Never checked La Mesa reimbursed for battery 15. Tire all 6 expiration date Never Preformed 16. All manuals. Never received La Mesa reimbursed 17. Curtain that goes to the bunk closing off the cab. Cleared 18. Pictures of Cabin and Engine Air filter. Never Preformed 19. Brake Pads thickness and brake rotors inspect bearings Never Preformed 20. Suspension inspection shock, springs (if applicable) Never Preformed 21. Check for leaks Differential, transmission, brake fluid and oil leaks Never Preformed 22. All lights inside and out. They fixed storage compartment during walk through, miised tail light Never Preformed 23. Electrical batteries etc. Never Preformed 24. All belts (supine, power steering, and alternator) Never Preformed 25. Wipers blades replace if necessary Never Preformed 26. Balance wheels if they would have inspected the tire for dates they would have found the old tires Never Preformed 27. Check front end alignment Never Preformed 28. Check a/c systems trucks and rv campers. Never Preformed 29. Pictures of roof and re-seal if necessary Never Preformed 30 Check and replace and vents that are cracked or brittle. Never Preformed 31. Check all fuses Never Preformed 32. Check all water lines toilet, sink. Never Preformed 33. Check all outside connections (Water, Electrical and Septic). Never Preformed 34. Power Vents w/ Air Max Guards. Never Preformed So having owning this coach of 7 months, we have spent $5000.00 on things that they should have been inspected. H.R.5111 – Federal Trade Commission Consumer Review Fairness Act of 2016 and the First Amendment provides legal protections for leaving reviews.

JDG

I had some warranty work done January 2024 to replace the coach alternator and belt amongst other things. Upon leaving La Mesa/RecVan after the work was completed I heard a rubbing sound while making the first left out of their facility. I pulled over to inspect the noise and saw the inner fender liner (near the alternator) was severely bent…enough to leave a white crease in the plastic. Rather than removing four easily accessible bolts to take the skid plate off or removing the inner fender liner fasteners, the mechanic pulled the liner back to gain access to a point where the liner was permanently damaged/bent. Their “fix” was to use zip ties to secure the liner back into position. Fast forward to a couple weeks ago (February 2025). I was cleaning my EGR valve and noticed a coolant hose touching the fan shroud. I put a light on it and noticed significant chaffing on the hose from the shroud. Fortunately I noticed this before it rubbed a hole all the way through the coolant hose; however, the hose was damaged enough that it needed to be replaced. In order to get the new alternator belt on, the fan shroud needed to be removed. At no point within this year time frame did I or any service shop have a need to remove the shroud which points the finger at La Mesa/RecVan. The shroud has four channels (one in each lower corner and one on each side 1/2 way up) that the shroud should slide into. It was only secured by the top two fasteners. This caused the lower part of the shroud to kick out to the rear just enough to rub/chaff the coolant hose. That repair cost me $688.30 as it was beyond my scope. Between this and my horrible buying experience (from a different La Mesa/RecVan) I’ll never purchase another coach from La Mesa/RecVan again let alone recommend them. I filled out a lengthy and detailed buying experience review solicited from La Mesa/RecVan but never heard back. I don’t expect to hear from them regarding this review nor do I care but wanted to put this out there. If you have options then go elsewhere.