Roof leaks window leaks etc

Anybody having weather related water leaks? Do R Pod roofs need any special maintenance? We are about to purchase a new 179. Bring on any and all comments please!

Go in with eyes wide open, 

My R-Pod extra PDI inspection items to double check. It is based on my own experience, repeated post here and other forums. 

___Seams properly screwed and caulked

___Insert trim properly installed and trimmed

___All Screws in hinges

___Switches all work

___Switch base plates straight and all wires safely and correctly installed

___Internal water line valves in proper positions for use

___All lights work

___Overhead bathroom vent functions properly

___Door and compartment locks properly installed and operation

___Thermostat operation 

___Hot water heater, gas and electric proper operation

___Fridge, AC, DC and gas proper operation

___Slide out functions properly and emergency operation. 

___Insure all panels on slide out are secure and properly attached

___Any signs of leaks or delamination 

___ Deep Cycle  Battery date, do not accept a starting battery

___Tires manufacture date and wheels properly torqued 

___ Drain pipe security. Straps not broken or cracked and properly         installed

___ A-frame coupler welds

___ Drawer slides for proper straight installation

___ Have them leak check outside compartment doors. Mine leak every time it rains. I keep folded up towels in the compartment to soak up the water until I take it in for warranty repairs. 

___Take a close look at all water connections. Especially commode and under sink connections. 

___Window seals for excessive shrinkage and separation. 

Awchief,

My storage doors leaked too, until I tightened all the securing latches.

We just camped a long weekend where it rained constantly late Friday night through Monday morning in SW PA from the latest gulf hurricane leftovers,to the sum of 8 to 10 inches (I didn't hear the exact amount or the area we were in) and didn't suffer a single leak. A lot of condensation due to not being able to open a window or the roof vent yes....but no leaks.

 Leaks I think are very rare with a r-pod you don't hear of them very often. That is the big advantage of a fiberglass roof, though you still need to make sure the openings through the roof for vents etc, are sealed. Our Vibe has a fiberglass roof like the r-pods and around all the vents, antenna and sky light I sealed with Eternabond tape. I have been very busy and finally got around to washing our campers roof after over two years not being washed. After washing with a RV soap it looked new and the tape was just the way it looked when I first put it on. There is no sign of any detaching of tape from the fiberglass. The roof is almost maintenance free except for washing with soap and water. With the windows make sure they are shut tight I have made the mistake of not sliding the widow tightly closed and water leaking through. And like has been mentioned you may need to adjust latch for the storage compartment doors so that they latch tight.