Piece of crap. Lasted 2 years welds cracked at both winch assemblies, rust in many spotsread more

Bought a new motorcycle from Action RV in desert hills Dec 2019. Great bike at a good price. Due to…read morehealth reasons I had to stop riding. I sold the bike back to Action RV and was given a fair price for it. Mike and Jami are great people. I would recommend Action RV and Action line Sales to anyone that is interested in RVS, motorsport or related products. Great service at good value. Thanks Scott

If this reflects your genuine experience, keep the review factual and avoid speculating about the…read moreowner's intent. Here's a version you can use: I had a very disappointing experience renting a boat from this company. I was charged twice for the same rental, which forced me to dispute the duplicate charge with my credit card company. After the dispute, I was surprised to find a negative review posted about my own business, even though I have never done business with the owner outside of renting his boat. That felt retaliatory and unprofessional. I recommend that anyone renting from this company carefully review their credit card statement to make sure they are charged the correct amount. I hope the company improves how it handles billing issues and customer concerns.

Purchased a fifth hitch and installed from them. Knowledge…read moreand service was outstanding. They remove a gooseneck hitch that was previously installed. Less then 1 day in and out. I would use them for any hitch question.

Bought a hitch for my new truck, professional and reasonable prices. Checked many other places for…read morean estimate and they were by far the cheapest, even checked in Las Vegas!

Great customer service with a quick turn around time for my long list of repairs I needed on my RV…read more As long as I keep my RV stored in AZ at my daughter's house I will return to 1st Class RV for service.

Needed an RV part. Friendly, helpful staff sold us what we needed. Crowded lot, difficult to find a…read moreplace to park.

We are repeat RV buyers. Donna has always been open and honest with us. Our first purchase was a…read moreused trailer. We traded in and just got a brand new trailer. Everything was ready to go. We just signed papers and off we went. Thank you Donna

I wish I could do negative reviews. Took the boat home and on the first trip out it once again…read morewouldn't start and it also still dies out constantly in idle. Basically, they fixed nothing after having it all these months. This place is the biggest scam. DO NOT SHOP HERE! YOU WILL REGRET IT. We gave up and ended up just purchasing a brand new pontoon elsewhere from a reputable place with reputable people.

I was there over the weekend with some friends to look at some Trailers. people were rude. Didn't…read moreask us if we need help. I definitely wouldn't tell no one about this place.

Service 3 star Sales 5 star…read moreOverall 4 star I purchase a 2004 leisure sprinter van - free spirit. This vehical has 90k and in clean condition. The price of this class b van was 10k more than I wanted to spend but the mileage and condition made it tempting. I told the sales woman Colby that I liked it but that I didn't think they could get into my payment goal of under $300. She was able to with two trades and 3k down. I was super excited and ready to go. The sales process was pretty painless. After I signed the deal and was looking at it with the finance guy, I see they got the full asking price. I felt a bit stupid for missing that and was squirming and uncomfortable that I missed that because I was focused on payments. When I expressed that to Colby she recommend I talk to the sales manager Bill. He was also very accommodating and wanted me to feel good so he threw in extra services, valued at approximately 3k my cost. Mind you this is after I signed. He didn't have to but he did. I appreciated that very much. Since this van was only covered by a 30 day warranty. I decided I shouldn't leave to OR for the summer until I checked it all out. On our way out of Lake Havasu the oil pressure light kept coming on and off. I was conserned to take it to the Grand Canyon with that issue. I Called the service department and was told to check the oil. I did and was unable to detirmin where the full mark was. They asked me to drive back 20 miles to have them look. 3 hours later they told me they over filled it but not by much. They didn't think it would matter, so the mechanic knew it was a little over full. Ok mistakes happen. I return from my road trip and go to pull out of my driveway and black oil everywhere. Take it to Kam (service manager) telling him I have a serious oil leak but it's only a quart low. Bring it in and I'm told it's transmission fluid. I'm like but that's suppose to be red. I'm told they didn't get all the old oil out and that I will need to do another trasmission service in 30-40k. Nope this is not right but I didn't fight them. I just let it go. I just want the leak to stop. They say the new plug didn't come with O-Rings. They made an effort to address the issue that day which was great. I appreciated that. I waited until it was "fixed". Drove it all that day, parked it. Next day Transmission is leaking BAD. I return of a Friday arounf 10 am, the tech is gone for the day due to a family emergency. The service manager tells me to take the van for the weekend, I'm conserned with such a leak it could damaged the transmission. He said no it wouldnt be enough leak to hurt it. Not sure about it but have no other vehicles since I gave them both my vehicles. Monday comes I bring the van at 9am. This time I'm telling Kam, the alignments not right, and the leak issues. I need this taken care of. He agrees and takes care of the alignment but apparently that took the entire day and the leak wasn't fix, Kam calls and says he needs the van for one more day, and that the mechanic will repair it at 7:30 when he get in. I agree. The entire day I resist the desire to call. I wait. 15 min before closing I call. No one is there. Now I'm upset. The next morning at 8:30 I get a call from somebody (not Kam) telling me the van is ready. He offers to deliver it. I declined because I need to get reassurance from Kam the service manager that he will warntee his work beyon the 30 days. He did not come out to meet me after I walked down there. Overall the score should be a 3 star because the service mistakes cost me a lot of time and project delays. However they did try and make it right and the sales process was super smooth I will give a 4. Buyer beware, but not a bad dealership. The people are working hard, kind and are trying hard. Just not sure they have a handle on the service end of things. It's the hardest part and I would hate it, but things have to be done right and you have to trust the mechanic and service department. I'm not there yet, but am hopeful the 3rd time is the charm. I asked for a document of what they fixed, and that I want a 6 month warranty on thier work. Colby said she would keep on Kam to get that to me. Let's see what happens. I hope it won't take me rolling in one more time to get this document.

We had the best experience! The trade in and purchase of our new trailer was handled by their…read moreprofessional team! They went above and beyond to insure our knowledge and comfort of the new trailer provided THE best camping experience ever!

Sunshine Rv was recommended to me by Jayco RV for warranty service. The dealership is family…read moreoriented, very professional and friendly from the top down. Anthony and Mike in service set the bar for excellence, customer service, and quality work. They took on the challenge over a serval month time period to help find the problem and resolve the issue. Appointments were easy to make and waiting time was minimal. Thank you Anthony and Mike for doing an outstanding job! Rudy - Kingman, Az

Not sure how to say this without sounding over the top but this should be your first stop for…read morewhatever you need that drives or floats. They will take care of you before during and after the sale with no BS or hard selling. Professional and trustworthy are hard finds these days and they are staples for JR Motors.

After unforeseen circumstances, I posted my brand new 2024 trailer for sale on Facebook…read moreMarketplace. My fiancé passed away unexpectedly one month after we purchased the trailer and I had no use for it without him. A sales representative from JR Motors saw my post and reached out to me with big promises of a quick consignment sale and a decent pay off towards my loan after it was all said and done. I was told to take out a separate loan to pay the trailer loan balance down to the consignment pay off price so it would be a quick and easy transaction when they sold it. "I will not see you wrong." They even went to the campsite where I had the trailer stored and picked it up and brought it to their lot. (At my expense.) I was told, "we're gonna get this thing sold." Fast-forward to a year later and a few offers that supposedly "fell through" I was informed that they could not sell the trailer and I needed to get it picked up. I asked for proof of these said offers and was never provided that. And was offered an extremely lowball amount of money for JR Motors to buy my trailer outright. My only assumption is that the profit margin was not large enough for them and so they weren't aggressive with trying to sell the trailer. I was later informed by another JR Motors employee that the sales representative who approached me regarding the consignment, should have never brought my trailer onto the lot because of what I owed versus what they felt like they could sell it for (and make a decent profit.) Apparently they don't keep tabs on what their employees do and so I suffered the consequences which resulted in a year's worth of depreciation on my trailer while interest continued to accrue on my loan. This was a very difficult situation for me due to the fact that I live in California and my trailer was out in Arizona at the time and I had just experienced a super tragic life altering event. A year later, I had no other choice, but to voluntarily surrender the trailer to the bank. Lesson learned for me. Shame on you JR Motors. Keep a better eye on your sales representatives and make sure that they are not making promises that your business cannot keep.