Transwest Truck Trailer RV of Grand Junction - RV
Grand Junction RV dealer at exit 26 with motorhome sales, service, parts and a dump station.
Three motorhome dealers operate in Grand Junction, averaging 4.4 stars across more than 400 reviews. That is a small field, so a little homework goes a long way. Two of the lots offer financing, and all three sell motorhomes, with two also carrying used units and travel trailers. Here is what to expect from each lot and what to check before you drive out.
Grand Junction RV dealer at exit 26 with motorhome sales, service, parts and a dump station.
Grand Junction RV dealer with new and used trailers, motorhomes, financing, parts, and service, rated 4.5 stars.
Grand Junction RV dealer selling new and used towables and motorhomes, with an on-site service department and parts counter.
Transwest Truck Trailer RV of Grand Junction holds a 4.6 rating from about 100 reviews and handles financing, service, parts, and trades. Trailer Source of Grand Junction, RV Sales Parts Service sits at 4.5 from roughly 110 reviews and offers financing, service, and parts. Centennial RV has a 4.1 from around 265 reviews and lists parts only. Two of the three sell used motorhomes and travel trailers, so you have options beyond new. Transwest's trade program is worth asking about if you already own a rig. Centennial's higher review count means more feedback, so read recent comments closely. All three are in town, making a Saturday loop easy.
A motorhome is a house on wheels, so inspect both parts. Ask for a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech, even on a new unit. Walk the roof and look for sealant cracks. Check tire date codes, not just tread. Run the generator under load and test every appliance. At delivery, do a full walk-through with everything hooked up: water, power, slides. Two of these dealers have service departments, which matters for warranty work. Get a financing pre-approval from your own bank before you talk numbers, and compare it to what the lot offers.
Late fall and winter are slower for RV sales in Grand Junction, which can mean more attention from sales staff and room to negotiate. The area puts you close to public land along the Colorado River and the Grand Mesa, so you can test a rig's systems on a shakedown trip not far from home. If you are shopping used, ask for maintenance records. Centennial's larger review base is useful for spotting patterns, but visit in person. A short drive between the three lots lets you compare floor plans and ask about financing at the two that offer it.
There are 3 motorhome dealers in Grand Junction. Two of them also sell used motorhomes and travel trailers, and two offer financing.
Transwest Truck Trailer RV of Grand Junction has the highest rating at 4.6 from about 100 reviews. Trailer Source follows at 4.5, and Centennial RV is at 4.1.
Yes, two of the three dealers offer financing. Transwest and Trailer Source both list financing among their services. It still pays to get pre-approved by your own bank first.
Two of the three dealers sell used motorhomes, so you can compare. Used units often cost less and may have upgrades, but always get an independent inspection and ask for maintenance records. New units come with warranties but depreciate faster.