We just returned from a PA to Oregon and back jaunt (not a straight line...ended up as 7987 miles).
The Que is certainly a great-towing TT that draws attention. Sharon insists we could have offset half of the trip costs by charging admission for the "short tour" of the Que. Everywhere we went we were approached by people asking about it, asking to see inside it... and wishing they could find one.
As for reliability issues:
The Chinese-manufactured Mission tires performed flawlessly, and lost no pressure (this was the source of an earlier discussion).
The Dometic AC unit quit working in Portland, OR. As it was under warranty, Dometic insisted the only warranty solution was to exchange it for a new one. Fine... but there weren't any of that model on that area of the west coast. After 4 days waiting for one to arrive, we told the repair firm we'd get if fixed once we returned to PA. We passed thru Rapid City, SD - temperature 104 degrees - on our way back. NOTE: Stopped at our PA dealer as we neared home. He verified the problem and (he and Dometic) replaced the AC in the past 3 days!
Discovered a problem with the sliding windows. They didn't want to stay latched (apparently an effect of road vibration). The streetside fan-fold (lower) curtain was damaged by being sucked partly out the window....which had opened within 25 miles of starting one day. This was after we had identified the loosening problem and made sure each day the window was latched. I'm going to have to find the manufacturer of the window and try to get a replacement fanfold curtain. And I no longer will tow with the curtain up in place.
NOTE: There was nothing identifying the maker in my owner's book...so I'm going to also post a query on the community forum asking anyone with info on the curtain to let me know who the manufacturer was.
When the trailer was at the dealer for the AC replacement, I had the wheel bearings repacked (we'd towed it about 10,500 miles in the past 7 months). He found one side had a very bad bearing set..... not quite at the full failure point. I'm glad I decided to do my customary yearly bearing pack a bit early!
All-in-all, although there were a few frustrations, it was a great trip, and the Que is a great road RV for two!
Frank
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