When contemplating the purchase of an RV for those long-awaited road trips, you’ll want ti consider several factors. From size and comfort level to fuel efficiency and storage capacity, navigating through these considerations can be quite a task. With guidance, you can make an informed decision and get closer to hitting the open road in your ideal RV!

Size of the RV

One of the first factors to consider is size. When planning for long road trips, your RV becomes your temporary home. It needs to be spacious enough to accommodate all travelers comfortably without feeling too cramped and compact enough to manage on different types of terrain. Consider both sleeping arrangements and living areas when assessing size.

Comfort Level 

The comfort level is crucial on long journeys, affecting overall trip enjoyment. Look at the seating type, sleeping accommodation quality, temperature control systems, and washroom facilities. It's also worthwhile looking at how well-equipped the kitchen area is—a fundamental feature if you intend cooking meals during your trip.

Fuel Efficiency

Fuel efficiency becomes particularly pertinent when covering significant distances. Generally speaking, smaller RVs are more fuel-efficient than larger ones, but always check specific models for their respective miles per gallon (MPG).

Storage Capacity

The length of a road trip means taking along quite a substantial amount of luggage and gear, which necessitates ample storage capacity in your chosen RV.

Maintenance Requirements

RVs can require regular maintenance. Understand what will likely need periodic servicing or replacement, so you're not surprised after purchase.

We hope you find these tips useful. If you have more questions or want to explore a few models in person before making your final decision, visit JR Motors. We are in Lake Havasu City, AZ, and proudly serve those from Blythe, CA!