Toy Hauler Suggestions

I don't know anything about Road Warrior toy hauler but I know that Heartland has had issues in the past with quality. I think you did the right thing checking before buying but I have some suggestions from someone that is on his second TH but is certainly not an expert. I would first suggest looking at bigger forums where there are more toy haulers such as RV Net and RV Forum and ask what experiences those with Heartland toy haulers have had, second this commercial is sky high on bells, whistles and flash but nothing about construction, specs, brand of frame, axle supplier and the axle and tire ratings, fueling station and if so what capacity, all capacities and gross weight, and on and on. I didn't learn much from this hyped up add and it has been my experience that when manufacturers don't show you how they are built it is for a very good reason, they don't want you to know, but flash moves the emotions. I would find out all you can about the size and brands in your price range and get on a number of forums and ask where owners have problems, and there are almost always issues of some kind, then look for a used unit a couple of years old with little use and good care because you will take a huge beating buying new compared to a year old in nearly all cases. In other words buy smart and not with your emotions. Hope that gives you something to think about, and NEVER REPEAT NEVER believe one word a RV salesman tells you rather listen to someone with nothing to gain that has experience AND know the ratings for your tow vehicle and be sure you are not overloading it AND pay NO attention to dry or empty weight figures, nobody uses RV's empty look at the gross weight and use that to figure from. After a few seasons you will be amazed at how much closer your RV comes to the gross weight.