Keystone RV $3.1M Passport Trailer Class Action Settlement

By the Class Action Buddy Editorial Team · Last reviewed August 21, 2026 · ✓ verified against https://keystonepassportclassaction.com/

A California court entered judgment against Keystone RV Co. in Guisinger v. Keystone RV Co., ordering a $3.11 million payout, so if you bought a Keystone Passport Western Edition travel trailer in California and you own it today, there might be $2,000 in this for you. But only if you file by August 28, 2026. And only if your trailer's roof is built the way the lawsuit describes. The case turned on what was holding up the roof. Keystone advertised these Passport Western Edition trailers as having "5-inch Crowned/Stamped Galvanized Steel Roof Trusses," but the plaintiffs showed that some units were quietly built with wood trusses instead. That swap, they argued, violated California's consumer-protection laws (the Consumers Legal Remedies Act and the Unfair Competition Law, plus the False Advertising Law). Keystone denied the allegations. The eligibility rules are narrow, so it's worth checking each one against your own situation. You had to buy the trailer new from a Keystone-authorized California dealership before December 1, 2019, with a serial number that sequentially ends after HX414101. You must own it today. And critically, the trailer has to have wood roof trusses, not the advertised steel. The judgment pays $2,000 per qualifying trailer to as many as 541 owners. Have more than one? You file a separate claim for each. Here's the part people miss. You have to prove two things: that you own the trailer, and that its trusses are wood. You can confirm the wood by removing the screws from a vent in the bathroom and looking inside. Claims are due August 28, 2026. The administrator, Epiq, plans to mail checks by October 2, 2026, so cash yours within 90 days or Keystone keeps the money. All that over a roof truss you can't see without a screwdriver.