Kent RV
Family-owned Kent RV sells newer used RVs and offers repair, parts, and storage. Rated 4.5 stars from 184 reviews.
Three motorhome dealers sit in Kent, with seven more nearby, averaging 4.4 stars. The top lots handle new and used coaches and most pair sales with service and parts. Two offer financing. I have bought two RVs and walked from a third, so I know how a short drive can save a deal or waste a day.
Family-owned Kent RV sells newer used RVs and offers repair, parts, and storage. Rated 4.5 stars from 184 reviews.
Kent RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with parts, service and collision repair on site.
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All three Kent dealers stock motorhomes, and all three also carry travel trailers, so you can compare a Class C against a towable on the same lot. Two of the three list used inventory, which matters if you want someone else to eat the first depreciation hit. Kent RV is the smallest of the three by review count but scores highest at 4.5 from 184 reviews. Poulsbo RV Kent has the deepest review history at 938, and Valley RV Supercenter sits at 600. Call ahead and ask what is physically on the lot before you drive; listings lag reality by a few days. If you are set on a specific floor plan, ask for the stock number and a photo of the actual unit. It saves a wasted trip.
Two of the three Kent dealers offer financing, and two have service departments on site. Valley RV Supercenter lists financing and parts but not service, so confirm where warranty work gets done if you buy there. Poulsbo RV Kent adds trade-in handling along with financing and service, which is convenient if you are swapping an older coach. Kent RV lists service, parts and delivery but not financing, so plan to arrange a loan through your own bank or credit union first. A pre-approval from your own lender gives you a number to compare against the dealer's offer. Ask for the out-the-door figure in writing before you talk monthly payment.
Kent sits between Seattle and Tacoma, so the seven nearby dealers make this a reasonable loop rather than a single stop. Set aside a Saturday and visit two or three lots, not five. Walk the roof and look at the caulking, open every cabinet, and run the generator and water pump if the unit has them. On a used coach, hire an independent inspector before money changes hands. At delivery, do the walk-through with a phone camera running and ask them to demonstrate every system. Off-season shopping tends to bring more attention from sales staff, and you can ask about storage options for the months you are not using the rig.
There are 3 motorhome dealers in Kent, with 7 more nearby. All three stock motorhomes and travel trailers, and two of the three carry used inventory. The average rating across the Kent group is 4.4 stars.
Poulsbo RV Kent has the most at 938 reviews and a 4.3 rating. Valley RV Supercenter has 600 reviews at 4.3, and Kent RV has 184 at 4.5. Review volume tells you how many people have been through the process, not how happy they were.
Two of the three Kent dealers offer financing. Kent RV does not list it, so bring a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union. Compare the dealer's rate and term against your own offer before signing.
Two of the three Kent dealers stock used units, so there is some choice. Insist on a pre-purchase inspection by an independent RV technician before you commit. Used coaches can hide water damage and tired tires, and a few hundred dollars for an inspection is cheap insurance against a costly surprise.