2022 Winnebago View 24D Buyer Review 

Thank you! One honest user review like this is better than 100 dealer overviews

Great review Jeff! Thank you. Just sharing a few tips that work for me. Quick tips: - Door: Use a bungee cord to stop door from flapping if windy. Clip it on the door handle & dog lease located under passenger door. - Bathroom Door: Cut a small piece of pool noodle; then slice one side of it & slide between bathroom door panel & wall to stop rattle. It works so well! This would replace the tissue & foam you installed. - Kitchen Sink Hose: Cut a small piece of pool noodle; then slice one side of it to wrap around faucet hose to stop the knocking while driving. A container underneath the sink to hold your contents also stops the hose from knocking on wall. The pool noodle works wonders for rattles ;) - Window Shade Near Table: Use velcro command strips on wall & main shade to stop it from knocking while driving. - Frig..: Pool noodles help to keep frig. open during winterization or non use. 😎

Jeff, I enjoyed this video and liked that you focused on the little but annoying issues first without letting them getting in your way of appreciating a fun machine - it's the way my mind works also. Enjoy your rides!

When we shopped for a small motorhome for fulltime use 8 years ago we studied the Navion/View (a fine RV) but opted for a slightly different Winnebago product, the Via/Reyo. 25'5", Mercedes Sprinter chassis, turbo-diesel engine, with better storage outside and inside, a similar long slide, power Flexsteel seats (no silly butt cushion riser), similarly modest CCC, same 14-15mpg towing a small car. Ours is a 2011 Itasca Reyo 25R (open floor plan and rear bath like yours), now with 105k miles. The Via/Reyo is no longer made but a great buy used. While no RV is perfect, the 25R layout utilizes space better than any other small motorhome we've encountered, allowing upgrades like a 43" TV, a 1.5 cu ft microwave/convection/air fryer oven and a larger coil spring mattress. No we're not selling ours!

Glad you got your view, & thank you for sharing pros & cons on it. It was really helpful.

A helpful overview and interesting ideas. I really like that floor plan. Thanks for posting!

Great review. I love it! We are going to get the Navion soon so, we hope the factory addresses those issues.

Thanks Jeff. Good overview!

Thank you for the walk through.

Congratulations! Have fun RVing

Thank you for sharing your experience in a thoughtful way.

Thanks for the great video. Very helpful.

I have a 2006 and have none of those problems. But I have design issues. For one I would have liked to have had a wet bath instead of a dry one. In my opinion there isn't enough room for a separate shower and toilet. As to the refer, I found if you just leave the door open about an inch while in storage it won't mold. Very good honest review. Thanks. I was always wondering about the new ones, but this makes me feel better about my old View.

Thanks so much! This was helpful because we are considering this on our short list

Great review. Do you mind sharing what cell booster brand and model you chose?

Nailed it. That faucet counter weight is heavy and makes a lot of noise. Not sure that it's even necessary at all. For the sliding door to the bathroom, try to find a piano tuner supply. They have these awesome, triangular, rubber wedges of all kinds of sizes. That's what I've got wedged in our sliding door. But, yes, that sliding door is a ba-had design.

Thanks Jeff! Practical fixes for little things the designers overlook. My wife and I are looking at the 24D but I have two major hang ups: 1. The genset and exhaust are on the wrong side of the coach. Really bad planning. The patio side of the coach should not be polluted with genset exhaust and noise. 2. The cargo doors should swing out as opposed to lifting up for easier access. Other than those complaints and the issues you brought up, it seems to be a nice rig. Unfortunately the location of the genset and the lift up doors will push us to another brand. Dynamax Isata 3 seems to be the choice for us at the moment. Unless Winnebago makes some common sense changes. Thanks Jeff! Happy motoring!

Thank you. Nice review.

Love this review!!!! We are looking at a View tomorrow...actually ..it's this exact unit! We have been looking at the Thor Delano...the Tiffin Wayfarer....and now this one. These are definitely what we are all most interested in. I was curious if you w had to take it in to fix anything major ?

The trick to that rattling bathroom door is to close it as you drive. That made a huge difference in ours

Great review thank you! IMO It's always good to get an end users take - as opposed to the salesmen

Who knew! Thanks for sharing most people just talk about how great the RV is. I’m more educated by watching

Great review!

Great video and beautiful coach Jeff! What is the OCCC on your rig? I have a 2020 Entegra Qwest on the new Mercedes chassis and mine is 1282. It's nice to know how the other manufactures build theirs. I like the idea of removing the stabilizer jacks as I too had a leveling system installed. Thanks for posting!

You mentioned several times the weight control. What is the OCCC weight of this RV. The class Cs seem to be easy to overload!

Jeff very good review - I was wondering how the auto leveling system is working. Do the jacks have enough travel for most situations or do you need to use blocks sometimes. Thanks

Nice rig! That was a very helpful review. For the rattling issues, Joann's probably has something crafty that would be perfect. Maybe a piece of felt to buffer the wall under the sink and a vertical strip of felt to run along the door opening?

Thanks for review, very helpful. How does it handle? ride smooth? MB engine satusfaction? Thanks again.

Near the very end of the video, you say it uses an incredibly large amount of what? Please advise. Great video btw.

Great tips, thanks

In bathroom door go to Home Depot or Lowe’s and get self sticking felt pads and stick on both sides of door. Check your roof frequently and make sure no cracks in caulking, etc. Make sure all screws are also caulked.

Jeff, would you be able to take a picture of your Occupant Cargo Carrying Capacity (OCCC) sticker (yellow) for me? I am interested in knowing what your View was rated for. Great video and excellent "real owner" information for those of us ready to buy.

The rattling door, use a rubber door jam. 1 or more will do the trick

Great video. We are looking at this model, and can the refrigerator door be opened when 1) the slide is in, and 2) when the slide is out and the Murphy bed is opened? Also how is the ride when sitting at the dinette? We have test driven other Sprinter based RVs and found them to sway like a boat and ride rough on any seat past the driver/passenger.

Good video. Thank you

Hi Jeff. The View is nice looking but definitely has major items that could be better. I've come to terms with my 2020 24D. Unfortunately there weren't any better models for this particular size and , floorplan at the time of my purchase. I doubt Winnebago will be on my short list on my next one. Thanks for your review of yours.

Thanks for posting. What has your mpg been averaging?

Good Afternoon, im debating over a view like yours or the Gulfstream bt cruiser 5240, it's just the pup and me, any thoughts ? Thanks

Enjoy the videos couple of questions, how good is the viewing of the TV from the bed and how comfortable is the couch for extended sitting, Have you used the dinette seats for TV viewing if so how comfortable are they. Thanks Jeff

Jeff. Thank you for sharing. Full circle likeky for us. We’ve owned 2011 View, 2017 Era, 2019 MinnieWinnie 31G, now going back to 2022 View 24D. Suspecting those small fixes/design annoyances, surprised by how increased price is on a new View. Approximately how much did you pay for yours? You chose Stellar Deluxe paint too correct? Diesel or LP Genset? Best, Sean

Hello Jeff Great video I'm looking on buying one can i ask you how many miles to the gallon do you get

Hi could you tell me what is the OCCC on this class C ? Thanks for the review!

So according to Winnebago they added a circular slot on the roof to run your cable for an optional booster antenna. Surprised your unit didn’t have this. What’s the OCC?

What is the experience of the sitting in the front seat in its reversed position with the booster cushion? Is it comfortable like a nice recliner or is it just a basic seat for occasional use?

Raddle of the door.. have you tried a rubber door stop wedge like what you put under a door?

I do wonder about the workmanship and quality of the plumbing. Any leaks or drips in it?

How’s your gasoline nowadays?

try household door weather strips for rattles

Thanks

Hello Jeff, so what kind of gas mileage do you get?

Excellent video my personal experience with Winnebago is their quality has just gone down hill I would never recommend them

Have you located where the fuse box/breaker is located?

We close the bathroom door while driving and it seem to eliminate the door rattle.

I’ve seen where basically all new RVs suffer from bad construction due to turnover employment because of covid. I won’t buy an RV for probably 5 years until all of this is behind us. Give us an update in 8 months on how your RV is holding up…

Nice video

What kind of gas mileage does it get?

I now the rattling can drive you crazy. Its a shame . You will feel better once you fix it.

Love all your comments,nay & yay. Like other people comments.

What is the gas mileage you experienced

Helpful comments but unless I missed it, nothing about the washroom.

how much this rv?

actually this is sad a company that has been doing this so long building rv and just can't do the simple things then how about the things you can't see, they are building so many different products can't do anyone of them right. SAD.

We purchased a 2020 View and had nothing but trouble with it. The build quality and fit and finish were horrible. Several problems presented troubling life safety issues. We got rid of it after about 7 months. Would never buy a Winnebago product again.

You didn't say how much.

So sorry, it seems like you have many dislikes. Too have paid all that money,there shouldn't be any issues. I would bring my complaints to them. This is why I'm watching many many true reviews.

I'm lost. That was a bad review. He did a lot of complaining about this and that. You mean he just purchase it without test driving it?

Can’t say I’d accept the cheap build quality and poor engineering in anything I’d buy - let alone a motor home.