Smittyams, we bought a 2014 Cyclone 3100 in August 2013. There are just two of us (TH sleeps 8) I replaced the Towmax tires (a must). Otherwise, I would say minor tolerable issues. There is some issue with the LED awning lights. They burn out, last about one year. It took a few months, but my dealer finally got them shipped to me with a few other items I needed for my 1 year warranty fix. My spare tire holder under the coach behind the axles failed, I almost lost my spare swinging on the cable. This may have happened when I pulled up into a gas station with a pretty steep incline- tire bottom out against pavement and bend the mechanism. I did not see any scuff marks on tire, but it seems the likely cause. HL gave me the parts. HLsent me the whole mechanism that mounts to frame beams, so I only have to remove about 8 bolts to replace unit. That impressed me. They sent me replacement LED strips for my awning. I heard it is an easy fix. I had a vent fan switch fail. I just had to take some pics so they sent me the right switch. We had toppers put on the slides at the dealer. Keeps the leaves and twigs off them. We are weekend campers, now were seasonal for 8 years. Make absolutely sure your truck can pull the camper you want to buy GCVWR, AND AXLE RATINGS, and Pin weight. 1 ton dually does not always mean you are good. F450, maybe. We love our Cyclone. It screams high end RV, and the quality has been good. Not exceptional, but good. It tows like a dream. Ours is only 36 feet, 2 axles. This site is a wealth of knowledge. Do your research! If I had it to do again, after hearing the witness that GY paid $4000 for their 7 year old G614 tire failure, That sold me. I am pretty sure Carlisle would NOT do that, and I heard someone say Michelin did NOT do that. DW and I dream of upgrading to a Cyclone 4000, tripple axle, but I will need a different truck. Until then, we enjoy what we have. We are not sure if the TH is the right RV to part time full time (winters) but that is the direction we are going in a few years. and we love 6 point hydraulic level...push a button, camper levels itself. There is a popping noise issue with this Lippert system, but Lippert says replacing the fluid will solve this issue. I have my coach registered at Lippert in case their is a recall. There are cheaper (cost) RVs, but we did not feel the same luxury outside of Cyclone. That was important to us, worth the extra $$. still got a pretty good deal, shop around, get a price from 3 dealers. Then pick the best deal. Price out exact same options. They will know you are dealer shopping. Why shouldnt you feel like you are getting the best deal? We live in Michigan, bought in Indiana. Indiana beat Michigan on same coach by a few thousnd dollars.