Ron Hoover RV & Marine of Tulsa
Claremore RV and boat dealer with a 4.2-star rating from 480 Google reviews and a large new and used selection.
Selling an RV is a different transaction from buying one, and Claremore has two dealerships that will make an offer on your trailer or motorhome. That is a short list, so it pays to know what each one handles before you hitch up and drive over. Some sellers take the first number. The patient ones get a second quote and a pre-purchase inspection lined up in advance.
Claremore RV and boat dealer with a 4.2-star rating from 480 Google reviews and a large new and used selection.
Claremore RV dealer on Route 66 with new and used sales, rentals, parts, and service, rated 4.1 from 155 reviews.
Within a short drive of Claremore. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Tulsa RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, financing, service, and parts.
Family-run Tulsa RV dealer selling used travel trailers by appointment, with financing and trade options.
Tulsa RV dealer with hundreds of units, a 4.3-star rating from over 1,000 reviews, and a service and parts shop on site.
Ron Hoover RV & Marine of Tulsa runs the bigger operation by review volume, and the range of types it buys is wide: motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers, pop-ups and Class A coaches. That breadth matters if your rig is unusual. Route 66 RVs is smaller and takes consignment as well as outright purchase, which can net you more than a straight sale if you can wait for a buyer. Call ahead with year, make, model and condition photos. Ask whether they are quoting a cash buy or a trade toward something on the lot, because the numbers diverge fast.
Both Claremore dealers offer financing, service or parts, and trade, which tells you they are set up to move inventory, not to sit on it. That usually means an offer below private-party value, and that is normal. Get your own financing pre-approval from a local bank if you plan to trade, so the dealer's numbers are the only variable in the deal. Check the service department before you sign anything. A dealer buying your rig will look at tires, roof seams and slide operation, so walk the unit yourself first and fix the small stuff. In the off season you may get a better reception than during spring rush.
Claremore sits close enough to Tulsa and the surrounding northeast Oklahoma towns that three more dealers are within reasonable reach. If the two local offers feel thin, a second round of quotes is cheap insurance. Ask each one for the offer in writing and note whether it expires. If you are upgrading, do the walk-through at delivery carefully and get a pre-purchase inspection on the rig you are buying, even from a dealer. Two of us bought this way and one walked away from a third after the inspection found water damage. The deposit came back, and the lesson stuck.
Two dealerships in Claremore are listed as buyers of used RVs. Three more are within driving distance if you want additional offers to compare.
Both handle used units, motorhomes, travel trailers and toy haulers. One also takes camper vans, pop-ups and Class A coaches, and one accepts consignment.
Consignment usually brings a higher price if you can wait for a buyer. A straight sale is faster and simpler. Ask the dealer for both numbers before you decide.
Not required, but it helps. Knowing about roof or tire issues lets you price honestly and avoids a renegotiation after the dealer inspects your rig.