EZ RV Service & Repairs
Caldwell RV dealer and repair shop rated 5.0 across 111 Google reviews.
Idaho has 23 dealerships selling motorhomes, and they average 4.5 stars, so the floor is decent. The real split is between the big multi-brand stores in the Treasure Valley and the smaller service-minded dealers elsewhere. I have bought two RVs and walked off a third lot, and the difference was never the sticker. It was whether anyone could tell me who would fix the thing in July.
Caldwell RV dealer and repair shop rated 5.0 across 111 Google reviews.
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Most of these dealerships cluster around Boise, Meridian and Caldwell, with the rest spread through Idaho Falls, Lewiston, Chubbuck and Post Falls. Of the 23, a full 17 carry used motorhomes and 15 stock Class A coaches, so you have real choices if you want a diesel pusher or a big gas rig. Travel trailers show up at 21 of them, which tells you most of these places are general RV dealers rather than motorhome-only. If you want a camper van, 10 dealers have them. Toy haulers appear at 14. The bigger stores, Bretz RV & Marine and Happy Camper, have the volume and the review counts to match. Smaller dealers like EZ RV Service & Repairs in the Boise area tend to be where you go for service and consignment more than a fresh selection.
Sixteen of the 23 dealerships offer financing, which means you can usually sort it on site. My advice after two purchases: get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first, then let the dealer try to beat it. It gives you a number to argue against and keeps the conversation short. Several of these dealers also buy rigs outright, and 13 handle consignment if you are selling rather than trading. Bretz and Happy Camper both list delivery as a feature, handy if you are hauling a coach back across the state. Ask what the delivery charge covers before you agree to it.
A motorhome is a house on a chassis, and something will break. Before you sign, walk into the service department and ask how far out their appointments run in summer. If the answer is vague, that is an answer. EZ RV Service & Repairs built a 5.0 rating on 111 reviews around service and parts, which is the kind of place worth knowing even if you buy elsewhere. The large dealers all list service and parts too, but volume cuts both ways. Also schedule a pre-purchase inspection with an independent mechanic. On a used coach, a couple hundred dollars spent before the sale can save you a transmission.
There are 23 dealerships in the state selling motorhomes, averaging 4.5 stars across their reviews. They range from large multi-brand stores to smaller service-focused dealers.
Seventeen of the 23 dealerships carry used motorhomes. Fifteen stock Class A coaches, so you have solid options if you want a larger rig.
Sixteen of the 23 dealerships offer financing. Get pre-approved at your own bank first so you have a rate to compare against the dealer's offer.
Yes. Hire an independent mechanic to check the chassis, and have the dealer demonstrate the furnace, water pump, slides and generator during the walk-through.