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The leaks you read about are not as bad as you think. Don't get me wrong - for those owners, its a pain. But there are plenty of us who have never experienced a serious leak. Sites like ours tend to attract those who need the most help so you'll read about a lot of problems. Most trailers are just fine, however.
Having said that, catching any leak requires constant vigilance with any trailer, but especially with one that is 5 years old. Its just part of the fun of owning a trailer.
If you haven't yet had the chance to do it, go up on the roof with a caulking gun and some Dicor self-leveling caulk. Hit any dried or cracked caulk. Look at every seam and screw to make sure you get it all.
The seals in your Roo around the bunk ends should also be inspected. Make sure they are still pliable and fully seal when closed up.
You don't have much time before your first trip, but these two things are pretty easy.
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Scott
DW, 3 Kids and our Goldens
2012 Shamrock 233S
2008 Toyota Sequoia 5.7L 4WD
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