Parts From Lichtsinn Motors

[DriVer]

I just wanted to report that after having called Dave in the parts room at Lichtsinn on Monday, that I had the 8801-01-000 Relay that I ordered by Thursday via Priority Mail. I believe that the price was right and the shipping was reasonable considering that Dave had the part on the shelf and that he shipped it on the same day that I ordered the part.

The same part obtained locally was about $10.00 more but he would have had to order it.

[CC38EL]

I've always had good experience with Lichsinn and recommend them. They respond quickly, follow up on emails and phone calls, and their pricing isn't too bad when you think about just how many places stock these kinds of parts.

[Izzyblueye]

If every Bago dealer was as good and efficient as Ron Lichtsinn and his company, Winnie would own the RV world. IMHO

[smlranger]

Same here....great service from the parts guys at Lichtsinn. Always knowledgeable and always helpful.

If we ever find ourselves in a position to get a new coach, we will beat feet to Lichtsinn and do the deal.

[Doug Sage]

I completely agree with the above posts. I have never had a delay or wrong part from Lichtsinn. Prices are competitive or better as well. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone and everyone.

I called Ron Lichtsinn for a quote on a new motorhome about three years ago and their price was a no hassle price and VERY GOOD. Unfortunately, I was worried about warranty repairs at my local dealer if I bought elsewhere so I ended up buying local and paying more. Now that I am retired and fulltiming I will definitely buy from Lichtsinn for the next motorhome.

[Lt46]

These guys are the best in my book as well. Owning an older coach, finding parts can be a challenge but time and time again Lichtsinn parts guys have come through for me. For example, I needed some wallpaper seam tape to match my OEM seam tape. Of course, being a 1997 model yr. this exact tape was no longer in stock anywhere. Lonnie and Dave sent me 2" samples of all seam tape in stock for me to choose what matched best. I call that going above and beyond in terms of service and customer satisfaction. Kudo's to Lichtsinn's!

[becks]

I also feel Lichtsinn for parts is top notch. There parts guys know Winny parts better than most.

[bruceh]

I agree. They are cheaper than my local dealer and, if they have to special order, they ship it to my house. The local dealer insists that I go to him to pick up the parts which turns into a 90 mile round trip. Needless to say, I do everything possible to avoid my wretched local dealer.

Everything that they have sent me has been timely and correct with one minor exception which they quickly corrected.

[Petro]

Add me to the list of Lichtsinn customers who are very happy with their parts service. I order all my Winnebago parts from them. The benefit to me is only 1 freight charge. I believe they pick up their parts order once a day and ship it right out to my door step. In previous times I had freight from Forest City to my dealer and than freight again to my door.

Don

[traveler of california]

Have ordered several times from these folks and they are great. If I ever get a new coach, Lichtsinn will be tops on my list of dealers.

Nick

[rvarner]

I like "Mobility" for parts--just sayin.
Richard

[wagonmaster2]

Originally Posted by Homer

If every Bago dealer was as good and efficient as Ron Lichtsinn and his company, Winnie would own the RV world. IMHO

Truer words were never spoken. I've tried Winny dealers in Bend, Oregon; Boise, Idaho; Springdale, Ar; Tulsa, Ok; Oklahoma City, Ok and Wichita, Ks for parts and/or service and they can't even begin to compare with Lichtsinn's group. And it's really amazing considering the small size of their operation. And the worst part about it is Winnebago claims they have no control over what their dealers do, which I find unbelievable since the dealers wouldn't have anything to sell if Forest City didn't allow them the previlege of doing business under the Winnebago name. My Dad worked for a GM dealer years ago and the dealer did just exactly what GM dictated or no new cars. I know in the last decade or so the RV manufacturers were so hungry for someone to sell their coaches they allowed the dealers to do practically anything they wanted, but they sure should take a lesson from Lichtsinn. Just my observation.

Wagonmaster2
2004 Meridian 36G

[ernieh]

Good service at a good price is good, no matter how you get it. However, I've had several dealers tell me that Lichtsinn's close relationship to the factory extends deeper than just "geography".

I know, Winnebago doesn't have factory owned dealers, but sometimes family trees can be a little more "vertical" in a small town.

Just sayin?

[Belgique]

Dave has always helped me in a fantastic manner. Answers EMails almost instantly.