Overall condition, evidence of water damage, tire age, roof shape, and whether the systems run when we test them at the lot.
Find out what your current unit is worth
Call us with the year, make, and model of your RV or truck and we'll start on a number. We'll firm up the final figure when you bring it by.
What the estimate covers
Photo-based numbers are a starting point, not a guarantee. The final value depends on what we see in person, the condition of the unit, and any payoff balance you're carrying.
First call
Four things that get you a number fast
Have these ready when you call.
- Year, make, model, and the VIN if you've got it.
- For motorhomes, current odometer. Rough is fine.
- Anything you'd want disclosed if you were the buyer: soft spots, leaks, delamination, mechanical.
- Payoff details if it isn't paid off, meaning the lender and an approximate balance.
Pictures we need
Shots that lead to better numbers
Sharp, well-lit photos save a back-and-forth. Ask where to send them when you call.
- Four exterior corners, plus tight shots of any damage.
- The roof, only if you can get the angle safely.
- Tires, tread and sidewall.
- Interior: living area, kitchen, bath, bedroom.
- Any service records or maintenance receipts you have.
A walkaround, a roof and sidewall inspection, and a run-through of the basic systems. Used trades earn their value on specifics.
Already eyeing a unit, or working to a budget? Tell us and we'll line the trade up against what's on the lot.
Next step
Get a number started today
Call with the basics and we will come back with a range.