Product knowledge from your salesperson is not necessarily the #1 reason to buy. You have to look at the entire dealership as a whole. There are key items that are a must to be a RV DEALERSHIP.

Ask to meet the service manager. Ask to see the service department facilities. If they do not have one, you really have to think about who is doing your warranty work. Is it being farmed out to someone else? Will they even be able to address any service or warranty issues when they happen to arise? Do they employ competent RV Technicians to properly diagnose and repair your RV appliances? Are the accessories you purchased actually being installed at this location?

Check out the parts department. Meet the parts manager and get a feel for the facility. Experienced trained staff is the key to a reputable RV Dealership. Being proactive in the RV Industry ensures that your RV dealer is up to date with all new and upcoming changes.