Findlay Truck & RV of Ohio is the best!!! We looked all across our Nation. We are blessed to have Findlay Truck & RV an Hour away. We would and did traveled 1000's of miles to get the Motorhome and service we received. Jim May is our man!!!! He is a man of word! He did everything he said he would do. We discussed what we were looking for, and he found it. He has his crew inspect and clean the motorhome thoroughly. The crew walked us through the RV explaining all the everything to a T. They made us comfortable enough to even call them back when we had other questions. We are forever customers! 5 STARS!!!! Clyde and Chrissy read more

drov 10 1/2 hours after asking them if the RV was like new he assured me everything was good and they were going to bring it in the shop and have their tech fix any items that needed attention I paid $65,000 for it got it home observed a shady patch job on the roof toilet and sewer leaks as well when I got a hold of him he told me that I had my chance to inspect it at the lot when I picked it up. Nothing they would do read more

BUYER BEWARE!!!! JIM MAY, of Finlay RV, sold me a 2014 Nexus Ghost Super class C RV. Before we left the parking lot, I mentioned that there were some service lights on, on the dashboard. Jim May said, those lights will go off when it's warmed up. That was a lie! Those lights indicated service needed. I had flown from the east coast to Ohio, to drive it back. Day, one of the drive back, it began running rough, and the service engine lights were on the dashboard. I had it looked at by fully trained International mechanics. I was told that it needed repairs. To his credit, Jim May did pay for those repairs. Approx $500. The following day, I broke down on the interstate. Again, it had to be serviced and needed new parts. The cost was $7000. Jim May refused to pay. Day three, it continue to run rough and I had to take it for service, again. At a fully certified International shop. They ran complete diagnostics. They told me that at some point they believed that something other than diesel fuel had been added. Repairs were made. That bill was $23,000. At this point, Jim May would not even take my calls or text messages. I got home without further incident. However, I found a damp spot on the floor in the hallway by the bathroom. Upon examination, it was found that the shower drain was not connected properly, and leaked badly. Upon further examination, we found the entire floor had black mold and the flooring was so rotted, I could literally stick my hand through the sub flooring. The flooring and subflooring had to be replaced. Jim May, and Findlay's RV., sold me a product, knowing it had major problems. I'm aware of this because I contacted Findlay's RV and a secretary sent me the work order for my Nexus Ghost, which showed everything that needed to be repaired, before this vehicle was sold. The rotten flooring was listed. But, that and many of the other items on their punchlist were not completed. Findlay's RV and Jim May, represented this as a fully operational RV, that was a false representation. Jim May is dishonest and deceitful. Steer clear of Findlay's RV avoid! read more

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I have delayed putting in a review as I really wanted to get the feel for the RV and the company that sold her to us in February. We lovingly called our RV Stella. Stella's been a good home as we've been full-time RVing since late March. Although there's been some quirks, there had not been a serious issue. That is until about two weeks ago when we discovered a water leak. According to General RV in Birch Run MI, they said it was a freeze split in the water heater that had been there for sometime by looking at the water stains. We bought the RV, "as is", with no warranty other than the power train. His technicians combed through Stella and noted that she was good to go without issues. When we paid cash for her, a person tried to pressure us into purchasing an extended warranty. I used to sell extended warranties and understand that it's the company betting that they're going to pay less than repairs over that timeframe so we said no. I called and spoke to the owner of Finley Truck and RV to see if he would stand behind his technicians and pay a part the $2171 I paid General RV to replace the water heater. The water heater is self was around $900 and the labor was $1125. Regretfully the owner said no and that I overpaid. He remarked he would have done the whole thing for $600! I told him that I appreciated his thoughts but I was nowhere near Findlay, Ohio, and that I was not asking for a full refund, but rather he take a small bite of the apple I had to pay for. He still said no. That's our review of Findlay Truck & RV. read more

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Awesome customer service, great prep of my new camper van. John May truly cares about his customers.

We are So happy that We found Findlay Truck & RV of Ohio, We flew out from California to Purchase Our 2017 Georgetown XL Class A and Jim is the Best Dealership to have discover. They are Honest and Trustworthy. Me and my Wife was Happy that We found Him because Here in California was to many not so Honest of pricing and Haggle situation. Jim and Tom was a breath of fresh air, they were excellent, professionals and great pricing with there inventor. We were so Happy that I had recommend Findlay Truck & RV to my Army Brother and He were sold from his first interaction with Findlay Truck & RV that He and Myself flew Back to Findlay Truck & RV from California to make a purchase for Himself and His Family. We Both are truly Happy and We Highly recommend Findlay Truck & RV to all of my fellow Californians. Thank you JIM you Guys are the BEST read more

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don't do it all lies don't believe anything they say me and my wife almost died as a result of catastrophic brake failure on a 40,000.00 dollar unit we just bought nothing but problems leaking roof sink fell out new awnings don't work generator don't work all on our own so wrong someone help read more

I found Findlay Truck and RV from RV Trader website. They had a 2018 Jayco Seneca motorhome similar to one I was considering buying but 2 years newer and 14K miles less on the odometer. I was inexperienced buying from an out if state dealer, but Jim May treated me like family. In fact, the entire staff makes you feel like family. I flew from Baltimore, took a test drive and was sold! The tech spent over an hour showing me all the details and one staffer actualky escorted my wife to return our rental car and brought her back. The service was downright neighborly! Jim even texted me after my 500 mile journey home to check on me. read more

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Back in the Summer of 2019 I was looking at RV's thinking it would be nice to have one. I wasn't really serious about purchasing one until I happened upon the Coachmen Prism. Once I saw this RV, I immediately became a serious buyer. After searching for months, I happened upon one at Findlay Truck & RV in OH. I opened the tab and on RV Trader and would refresh it every day. Eventually, the price dropped and I noticed it was the lowest priced Prism in the entire Country. At that point, I contacted Findlay through the contact form on RV Trader's website. Jim May, the owner, was quick to respond and provided me answers to my questions. After I was satisfied with his responses, I gave him a deposit to hold the RV for me. I then filled out their online application for financing, was approved, and scheduled a time to pick up the RV. I rented a car and drove 8-hours from SEPA to Findlay, OH. I dropped the car off at Enterprise. Jim picked me up and took me to the dealership. Upon arrival, I was shown the RV. One of his techs walked me through everything and showed me how it all works. Afterward, I went into the office, filled out some paperwork, provided my down payment, and I was on my way back home. One thing that I wasn't happy about was the need to fill the tank when I left the dealership. It had 1/2-tank. I've worked at many car dealerships (Big and small) over the years and purchased/sold around 45-50 personal vehicles. All have had their tanks topped off if purchased/sold from a dealer. It's not a big deal, though, especially considering the amount of money I saved over other basically identical RV's. It has now been just over a year since I purchased this RV. On my first time out, I did find out that the water pump inlet hose was not connected properly, and thus was leaking. I fixed this by attaching it correctly and it was good to go. The WIF (Water in Fuel) light has been on since shortly after purchase, but I have drained it several times and it has been fine. This seems to be an issue with some Sprinters that the wires are pulled too tight and cause this light to come on. Again, no problem. With that said, I have been out 19-times to different campgrounds, state parks, and a county park in PA, NJ, and VA, with several more planned trips before the year is out. This RV has allowed me to spend more time with my pups on our trips, work remotely from the RV, and even have the RV as a backup office when my house lost power during summer storms. I am 100% satisfied with this purchase and would recommend Findlay Truck & RV to others. read more

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Update to my update: after 4,000 miles I noticed the brakes start to pulse and I took the truck in for service. Lo and behold, I've discovered another facet of the FindlayTruck&RV hustle: turns out that the brakes were NOT replaced before I bought the vehicle from these arch criminals. (And STILL no sign of the $500 check I was promised and STILL no parts I was promised. Hmm...maybe the post office is just slow!!) Buyer Beware. read more

I am happy about my purchase, although the battery died very quickly and I knew there was a warranty on the battery and I'm still obviously and that year.So I call the company to see if I can find out who purchased the battery so I can just trade it in for a new one. The person I was talking to was very rude an not interested in helping I asked for his name and he ignored me asking that question over 3 to 4 times and sent me to the service department, no one answered the phone of course. read more

I wanted my rv to be the one that was amazing and it went against all the comments. But rating and comments are true, I've spent over 12k repairing a 58k rv I purchased off them, the whole kitchen fell off, the oil hadn't been changed in over a year, the engine is leaking oil, the toilet leaked and cause damages, the slide for the feet didn't work. The vents where dry rotted. I contacted my attorney to pursue legal actions and because Ohio is a scammer state you have no protections from people who take advantage of others. They are protected abs there is nothing you can do about how they sell you rv's with out inspections! I'm looking to spend 25% of my initial cost to just get what was promised to me. I wish I would of gone any where other then here. They targeted that I was out of state and slammed with woth an rv that was not of road ready condition. If I could sue I would. Will sell you a rv and then you find out it's been in a wreck before you bought it and no one will tell you that untill it's to late. I would highly recommend not shopping here I know whole heartily that they will scam and slam again. Don't let it be you. read more

I live in California and I bought a motorhome from these people last November off the internet. Communication was ok. My expenses began when I was able to hire driver the first of January to drive it to Los Angeles. Once the rv was here i took it to get smogged ahead of getting it registered, California has strict emissions laws and all vehicles have to pass this test. The rv failed, due to a missing catalytic converter, there was a pipe in its place. I was curious at the dealership that this wasn't noticed when it was traded in. Called the dealership and spoke to Jim May and explained the issue stressing the strict emissions laws. He said he would make it right and send me a converter. I also stressed the importance of a California compliant converter was required. He seemed to blow this off like he didn't care A few weeks later a box came from the dealership, I took the rv to a rv dealer to have their service people install. Five days and $500 later I went back to get smog test. It failed again because the converter sent was wrong one, I didn't notice that on the box it said "not for sale in california". Further infuriated I phoned Jim May again. His response was " I made it right by sending you a catalytic converter." It didn't matter to him that is was the wrong one. The smog shop shop referred me to muffler shop nearby. For $850 he could install the correct converter. And he did. now I passed the smog. And was able to register in California. Drive it on a short trip and the "new" coach batteries were dead after about 12 hours of just running the fridge. I found out later when I was having solar installed that the coach batteries were not new, would only charge halfway. Last but not least, once I had power, I discovered the black and gray water tanks had fluid in them. Sewage was not dumped by previous owner nor did the dealership dump the tanks prior to sale. read more

We bought our 2015 Winnebago RV from Jim. We were told she was going to be serviced, top to bottom, as it should. Well, we live in ours full time. We were told that she needed a new ac unit. They ended up buying 2 new just in case. We had to pay for one of them before it was in our name. Fine. We have it about 2 weeks, 200 ish miles from them in Amish country. It storms one time and it rains from our ceiling in coach. We automatically call them. They said well there's probably a clog or we can do a water test. We check it, no clog. It's brand new, why would there be something wrong? Unless the technician, Eric, that installed it was in a rush and didn't care because it was close to closing time? Don't forget the awning that didnt have the clamp on it when we have it actually serviced a month later, which only added to it breaking plus a bad motor. As well as the roof cleaned and sealed, even though we were told that was all done when we bought it June 21st. The awning arm has now broke, the ceiling is now continuously leaking when it rains. The roof has now been serviced properly. Dont forget the leaking toilet when its flushed or the sink that leaks when turned on, don't worry our service guy actually took the time for those. You should want every single RV off your lot to be the best it can be to get, as Jim says, the Review. That's all he wants. And please, DO NOT GET THE EXTENDED WARRANTY. It's a waste of money and they don't pay for anything, I promise. Get the inspection from someone else if you really find one here you like. You'll be better off. I would not recommend buying an rv from them. They also tried to up the price on it on paper. Online showed a lower price than on paper when we were going over the contracts, we caught it and showed him the price we found. The whole process with these guys was just rushed and full of empty promises about work being done on it. So far we have spent over 2k on repairs and we've had it for about 2 months. Way to take care of our home, guys! read more

Everybody was friendly and courteous they were very informative and work with you so that you would make the right choice would recommend anybody to by RV from there read more

BEWARE OF THIS BUSINESS!!! SCAM! If I could give this business ZERO STARS I would. We bought a motor home from this business, sight unseen other than pictures posted on RV.com. Seller stated "road worthy RV & nothing needed to begin traveling." My husband flew from Texas to Ohio to pick up the RV. From Ohio he drove the RV to Colorado. On the way, in a rain storm the skylight began to leak profusely- #1 needed a 1000$ skylight replacement because a shiny new screw had beed drilled into the rotten microwave cabinet to hold it up. The Screw was to long and punctured the skylight, causing it to leak. Seller covered up that all cabinets in RV were rotten by screwing broken drawers shut. (pics included) #2 after traveling about 800 miles the brakes went out, the emergency brake was required to stop. Tow required to a shop 250$. rusty brake line noted by mechanic. 300$. #3 RV needed registration completed for new state which required an inspection. RV unable to pass inspection because the CHECK ENGINE LIGHT HAD BEEN DISABLED!!! when shop enabled check engine light it threw 3 codes. We took the RV to a foreign car mechanic because it is a Volkswagon engine. EGR VALVE 900$ engine repair. After driving the RV 300 miles check engine light came back on resulting in a 2200$ repair of air pump and diverter valve. After driving approx 500 miles check engine light is back on again! Drawers in RV screwed shut which made it look like dummy drawers. Screws were new. After unscrewing, it was found that there had been serious water damage that had rotted out all cabinets- see pics! Seller contacted, he was argumentative and non responsive to the RVs issues. Shady business!!! Seller covered up many issues to make the sale! Presently chk engine light is on again! read more

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My wife and kids met me to look at a few travel trailers at Findlay Truck & RV. The original sales man that treated me passed us off to other person that showed us a few campers. As this was our first travel trailer we didn't want to go crazy and found an older one that was pretty reasonably priced. He left us to look at it and discuss. I checked it over multiple times and we decided we were going to get it. As we are walking back I see the manager walking in our direction then cuts across behind a few campers and is headed towards the camper we were looking at. I had a question about it so I cut across and met him. He answered my question with no real care for my concern but good enough which was no big deal except for the fact that he changed the sticker price on the window by $2000 as I was standing there talking to him. Which was which was an almost 45% price hike from $4550 to $6550. His explanation was the cleaning guy put the wrong sticker price on. Then he proceeded to say "you should have bought it 5 minutes ago". He said he'd work with us but that only meant taking $500 off of the the already increased price of $2000. Will never do business there again...complete shady tactic even if it was a mistake. We were ready to pay cash... read more

Speaking from my terrible experience with this business back in February I'd simply say "Beware. Get it in WRITING." The owner is a friendly, likable guy but in my estimation he's wayyy better at making representations and promises than he is at actually keeping them. While I don't think he's an intentional crook I do believe that he gets lost in his own excitement at making a deal and then hopes that either his employees clean up his mess or the customer just gives up. In my case I was very foolish and made a large purchase based on little more than a handshake and a gut feeling. Now all I'm left with is a disinterested and evasive salesman who's lost interest in demonstrating his integrity through service and a couple of large, canceled checks. I'm still waiting for several major parts that he promised to personally deliver to me but after 90 days I think I've got a better chance of seeing the Great Pumpkin than ever getting my parts. Like they say: "The thrill of believing you've found a great bargain quickly fades when the reality sets in that you've been had by a con man." I figured that at my age I couldn't be duped but boy was I wrong! Get it in writing. read more

We purchased a small used Class C from Finley Truck and RV in January of 2021. It was our first RV, and we went with a dealership over a private sale because we thought they would be more trustworthy. The problems started immediately after we arrived home (a 2-hour drive away). The furnace would cycle, but not actually fire and provide any heat (it worked when we did our final walkthrough at the dealership). When I called Finley they said they couldn't do anything over the phone, and wouldn't try a video chat to see if I could fix the problem. So, I had to take a day off to drive back there for them to look at it and find the air intake was clogged with dried mud (something we probably could have sorted out remotely). They cleaned it out, but not a word of apology while I sat in their uncomfortable waiting room. That's how it went for the next 6 months. All kinds of problems showed up - things that "were checked" like a leaking hot water heater that had to be replaced, and things that were "in great shape" like the radiator that failed just 3,000 miles after purchase. The black water tank was clogged with decomposing fabric. But the most frustrating part was all the little maddening things that show how careless the dealership is (no anode in the hot water heater, cracked insulation on power cord, leaking termination cap, bad shower hose, etc.). These are simple fixes for a dealer - they probably keep those kinds of parts in stock. But none of them were fixed because they just didn't care, and we (foolishly) believed them when they said things were well taken care of. Our interaction with them was unhelpful, bordering on rude - basically telling us we should have bought the warranty. read more

Pathetic. It was pulling teeth to even get salesman by the name of Thomas May to respond to emails, only to receive 2 word responses maybe every other day. Unmotivated. Uninterested. Unprofessional over all. After declining to send in for financing before test driving, he disappeared. I took it upon myself to test drive and overall bad experience. Was not even ACKNOWLEDGED until 20 minutes of looking at vehicles. Only to take the keys, drive, and be asked "what do you want to do". Pathetic. Do not come here for a car. You're better off anywhere else. read more

We had a great experience purchasing an RV from Thomas at Findlay Truck and RV!