Kirkland RV Sales

Kevin is a snake. Watch out for him. His word doesn’t mean anything. My family was going to buy an Rv from them. He told me he was saving it for us. Way in the beginning (days ago) we were told that to save an Rv you needed to put 500 down. Ok we would have if he didn’t tell me he was gunna save it for us. We would have bought the Rv!!! He even told us that other buyers came and that he told them the sale was pending.
When I confronted him about it all he said was legally, legally, legally… Yeah true legally you are right. But I guess you word doesn’t mean anything then.
He is a liar and exactly the problem with American business. You can’t trust them!!! Lesson learned.

I knew exactly the motorhome I was looking for. After doing a Google search, I found four in the country, one of which was listed with Kirkland RV. I live in San Diego, so I could not pop in and take a first hand look. Kirkland had a lot of online pictures that gave me a good feel for the condition of the coach, and I decided this was the rig for me. I called and spoke with Ken and he was as helpful as could be. He answered all my questions, and told me of a couple problems with the rig that they were taking care of. He offered to pick me up at the airport, and bring me to their facility. Upon seeing the rig it was just as advertised. I did however find a back inside tire that I thought was in need of an upgrade. Kevin, (one of the partners) said «jump in», and we drove it to a local tire shop. They did not have a used tire with the approximate tread of the others, so he told them to put in a brand new one! The walk through with Steve was first rate. This guy knows motorhomes, and he is a great asset to the company. Ken also promised he would be mailing down the seat-​belt support holder, and they arrived yesterday just promised. I truly enjoyed my buying experience with the guys at Kirkland, and I wholeheartedly recommend doing business with them.

My wife and I went out looking for an RV a few months back, probably around March or so. Our first stop was Kirkland RV off highway 99 in Everett. We pulled up (on the side street, since their parking lacked considerably), got out and looked around. We walked around for over ten minutes before we finally went inside and talked to someone… the mechanic. The mechanic was a cool guy.
Finally, after about 20 minutes, a salesman comes in and decides he has the time to spare to talk to us. He took us through the whole skit as we listened to the different options. Once we informed him that we were on a budget and working to rebuild our financial status (both of us had been ruined by exes), the salesman promptly handed me a card to a financial counselor, told us to come back in six to twelve months, and told us to make sure we mentioned him to this counselor (seems like a kickback thing to me). We promptly left that place and said never again.
When you judge your clientele before you even give them a chance, you lose. 5^th Wheel Place got our business, gave us a better deal, and by the way… we’re well on our way financially speaking. Your loss, bud.
If you like rude, judgmental salespeople who will make you feel as though you are taking up their valuable time, then go to Kirkland RV… but I advise against it.
Take your business, your money, and your referrals to 5^th Wheel Place instead.