Jayco Sydney is the largest Jayco Dealership in New South Wales. We are members of the NSW Caravan and Camping Industry Association, Caravan Recreational Vehicle Association of Australia, Motor Traders Association. We are also a licensed motor dealer (MD 080792).
WHAT WE DO: Jayco Sydney offers the full range of new Jayco Campers, Pop-Tops, Caravans, Expandas, Toy Haulers and Motorhomes. We also have a range of workshop serviced used product. There is a large selection of accessories to update and enhance your enjoyment of your RV. Our workshop is staffed by factory trained personnel who will maintain your RV in tip top condition so you can enjoy your next holiday.
WHEN WE DO IT: Our sales department is there to help you seven days a week. The accessories shop is open Monday to Saturday. Service is open Monday to Friday. Western Sydney Caravans Pty Ltd Lic No. 080792
“storage under here?”. What storage? It’s already got a “dinette” at the front with the swivel chairs, why not put a proper bed in which is higher to allow for a decent storage space? The van has got the height for it.
No there is not a rangehood or vent directly responsible for the cooktop. However there is a vent at the door and a hatch with ventalation on the roof in line with design standards.
Oh don't worry - we know what legend status we have before us with one of the greatest Australian guitar players of all time in Aaron - and not a bad Jayco Sydney Sales rep either :)
We do not recommend putting baby seats into motorhomes, however you would be best to discuss this possibility with the baby seat manufacturer and vehicle manufacturer as there may be a conflict around compliance.
This ladies voice is not clear and she speaks 100 miles an hour to fast and not clear yes I’m sure (she ) knows what she is explaining doing but someone trying to learn which is what this ( INSTRUCTIONAL !) video was supposed to be all about is not that !
This was an exact replacement for the old one that lasted about 10 years. ru-vid.comUgkx7yWIKcrbA9KMHkGSfcgxW2lsjHT6B8Sh The top of my mitigation tube by my roofline was just a 90 elbow which allowed too much debris to fall down into the fan, eventually ruining it. Without this issue, I bet it would have kept running another 10 years. When I replaced this fan, I added an extra elbow joint so the top tube now it does a 180, which should solve that problem. The radon guys around here wanted to charge me a $300 diagnostic fee, then parts/labor (probably close to $600 total). I installed this all by myself in about an hour for the cost of the fan; it would probably be even easier/faster with two people. FYI the manufacturer's warranty greatly differs depending on whether you install it yourself (1 yr warranty) or have a licensed installer do it (10 yrs).
Let's us introduce the new jayco all terrain off grid x & then the first thing they show you is the generator slide in the tool box. I'm sorry this is a nice big step up for jayco but I found this to be funny asf.
We had our Wren on a camping trip across South Australia, Victoria and NSW. We found it very easy to tow and the set-up was a breeze. We were towing it with a SsangYong Musso and the overall fuel consumption was baout 10 litres per 100 km, which is very impressive. We spent a lot of money to get rid of the installed gas guzzling 3-way fridge and had a proper compressor fridge installed, With solar panels and lithium batteries it provided us with great camping experience and allowed us truly to stay off-grid even in overcast situations. The gas cooker was very slow in heating anything and it took ages to boil a kettle of water. Jayco is currently fixing the gas cooker. The bed of the Wren is also very comforatble and it provides plenty of storage space for a couple. We were waiting for a very long time to find a camping trailer which was easy to tow, affordable, comfortable and allowed us to cook outside. I think the Jayco Wren is great for couples and is perfect for us.
Hello... :) Could you please offer your experience on how would it handle rougher roads? We have an EzyKamper fully off-road tent trailer Circa 1997 and still going strong, which towed us 33,000kms around OZ for 6 months with 3 kids.. We made it everywhere we attempted with the only issues in the whole trip being two flat tyres - one at Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre and the other in suburban Perth ( a screw from bitumend road ), and one of the 'feet' that we hadn't tightened properly dropped off..We drove the Cape York and Gibb Rover Roads, into the Bungle Bungles, through bulldust everywhere.. I know a little Wren won't match that one because it's not made to do that, but I'd be grateful if you could share whether it can stand up to more usual gravel/off road travel with examples of terrain if any... ...Thank you :)
We did travel only on roads, dirt and bitumen. We hardly felt the trailer behind us. We try not to travel off the road as hardly any insurance would cover the damage. Most of the dirt roads are ok but we avoid heavy rutted roads as it would damage any van.
Thank you so much for your comment as we just brought one. I can't wait but we don't get it till March next year. My husband will love the information you provided. Cheers, mate, much appreciated 👍
Hello. How much did it cost to replace the fridge? I’d much prefer a compressor fridge, based on previous experience but I’m not sure if Jayco would do it?
