How We Roll in our RV: Finding rental and used Roadtreks

By Mike Wendland | Updated Feb 1, 2014

You can tell winter is wearing thin and folks are starting to think about spring and warm weather because we're getting lots of questions about people wanting to rent a Roadtrek or find a used one to purchase.

So in this edition of How We Roll in our RV, we try and answer both.

Here's our video:

Bottom line is – you will have to work at it. Roadtreks are in high demand, both for rental units and for used ones to purchase.

The main Roadtrek website has a dealer locator feature that you can use to find the nearest Roadtrek dealership to your home where you can ask whats locally available. And the Roadtrek International Chapter of the Family Motorcoach Association has a list of used units that are for sale by owners around North America. You can also search RV sales websites and even Craig's List.

Click the above video and you'll get our answer.

And send us your questions by email…we'll do our best to answer them in future editions of HowWe Roll.

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Mike Wendland

Published on 2014-02-01

Mike Wendland is a multiple Emmy-award-winning Journalist, Podcaster, YouTuber, and Blogger, who has traveled with his wife, Jennifer, all over North America in an RV, sharing adventures and reviewing RV, Camping, Outdoor, Travel and Tech Gear for the past 12 years. They are leading industry experts in RV living and have written 18 travel books.

8 Responses to “How We Roll in our RV: Finding rental and used Roadtreks”

March 05, 2015at12:29 am, Luxe RV said:

Hi Jennifer and Mike, we are the new kid on the block. At http://luxervrental we rent unique luxury RVs. Such as Leisure Serenity. I am sure you and your visitors will enjoy our website as well.

January 05, 2015at6:56 pm, Heapie said:

I would love to rent out our 2002 190V, but cannot find an insurance company who would insure it. Any ideas?

Heapie

February 01, 2014at1:49 pm, Shannon Kilkenny said:

Hey Mike, wanted to let you know about our roaktrek rental business on the West Coast. We have 9 locations in 3 states. California, Nevada and Utah. http://Www.rvsanfrancisco.com, http://www.roadtrekrental.com and http://www.roadtreknevada.com. We rent Only the Mercedes sprinter models. Let your interested readers know about us! Shannon, operations manager, Stay Adventurous.

February 01, 2014at10:54 am, Gary Hennes said:

Agreed – good used ones are hard to find. I spent about 6 months scouring the country online before I spotted mine – a 2006 RS Adventurous with few miles. Several others were candidates, but they were snapped up before I got to them.
Mine was in New Mexico – I’m in Minnesota. Put about 3,500 miles on before I got back home with it. As you might expect, met a delightful couple at their rural NM home who extended warm hospitality to us while we completed the deal.

February 01, 2014at9:06 am, Mike Wendland said:

Pam you worry way, way, way too much…

February 01, 2014at9:39 am, Pam Hicks said:

That’s what all the texters
say……..

July 07, 2017at3:45 am, 3cyndi23 said:

And in snow. And in passing lane, I believe, when I saw a truck pass you on the passenger side.

February 01, 2014at9:04 am, Pam Hicks said:

Eyes on the road, Mike! Yikes….I was a nervous wreck just watching this. Wouldn’t you say filming while driving is no different from texting while driving, or worse?

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