2024 JAYCO TRAVEL TRAILER JAY FLIGHT — Problems, Recalls & Safety Data

Bought the trailer brand new. One of the leaf springs completely snapped and broke while driving on a smooth road. Trailer was not overloaded. Leaf springs were replaced twice by warranty with the same parts and the springs were flat and W shaped each time. The are supposed to be U shaped. The part they are installing on the trailers are not sufficient and going to cause death or injury. Photo included is the 2nd replacement right after install. Empty of water and leaf springs were already failing!

Bought the trailer brand new. One of the leaf springs completely snapped and broke while driving on a smooth road. Trailer was not overloaded. Leaf springs were replaced twice by warranty with the same parts and the springs were flat and W shaped each time. The are supposed to be U shaped. The part they are installing on the trailers are not sufficient and going to cause death or injury. Photo included is the 2nd replacement right after install. Empty of water and leaf springs were already failing!

The entry door on my Jayco 264BH has become extremely difficult to open and close because the bottom of the door is rubbing against or making contact with the frame. This makes it nearly impossible for children to enter or exit the RV safely. In addition, closing the door from inside the RV is very difficult, which poses a significant safety risk—especially in emergency situations where quick exit may be necessary. This defect could prevent occupants, including children, from exiting the vehicle quickly and safely.

The entry door on my Jayco 264BH has become extremely difficult to open and close because the bottom of the door is rubbing against or making contact with the frame. This makes it nearly impossible for children to enter or exit the RV safely. In addition, closing the door from inside the RV is very difficult, which poses a significant safety risk—especially in emergency situations where quick exit may be necessary. This defect could prevent occupants, including children, from exiting the vehicle quickly and safely.

The entry door on my Jayco 264BH has become extremely difficult to open and close because the bottom of the door is rubbing against or making contact with the frame. This makes it nearly impossible for children to enter or exit the RV safely. In addition, closing the door from inside the RV is very difficult, which poses a significant safety risk—especially in emergency situations where quick exit may be necessary. This defect could prevent occupants, including children, from exiting the vehicle quickly and safely.