World Wide R V
Lakeside RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, rated 4.0 from 30 reviews.
Lakeside sits up in the White Mountains, and the toy hauler selection here is thin: two dealers, both carrying consignment units alongside new and used stock. That is not a knock on either one. It just means you should call ahead and confirm a hauler is physically on the ground before you make the drive up from the Valley.
Lakeside RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, rated 4.0 from 30 reviews.
Lakeside RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with parts, service and consignment on site.
World Wide R V rates 4.0 across 30 reviews and lists new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers, Class A units and consignment rigs. RV Country in Show Low is a few minutes down the road, rated 3.8 across 25 reviews, and adds camper vans to the mix along with financing, parts and delivery. Both are consignment-friendly, which matters with toy haulers because private sellers often park them on a dealer lot instead of dealing with tire-kickers themselves. Two dealers means limited inventory, so treat any toy hauler listing as a lead, not a guarantee. A phone call beats a wasted Saturday.
Toy haulers live hard lives. The garage takes dirt bikes, quads and whatever else, and the ramp door and tie-downs take a beating. Get underneath and check the frame and the ramp hinges, and open the fuel station compartment if there is one. Have an independent inspector look at it, even on a consignment unit, because the dealer is representing the seller, not you. If you are financing, get pre-approved at your own bank first so you know your number before you sit down at the desk. Then do the walk-through at delivery with the water, propane and generator running.
Summer is the busy season up here, with campers heading for the high country and the lakes. Late fall and winter are slower, and that is when a dealer has more reason to talk. Toy hauler demand runs with riding season, so shopping when the trails are quiet can work in your favor. Ask how long a unit has sat on the lot and whether the consignment seller is motivated. Neither Lakeside dealer advertises itself as a volume operation, so expect a real conversation rather than a blowout sale. Check the service department too. A toy hauler needs someone who can fix a ramp door, not just sell one.
There are 2 toy hauler dealers in Lakeside. Both also carry used units and consignment inventory, so the toy hauler you find may be a private seller's rig being sold through a dealership rather than dealer stock.
One of the two lists financing among its features: RV Country in Show Low. World Wide R V does not list it, so ask directly. Either way, a pre-approval from your own bank gives you a benchmark before you negotiate.
Yes. Both of the two dealers carry used inventory, and both handle consignment. With only two dealerships in town, inventory turns quickly, so call before driving up to confirm a hauler is on the ground and available to look at.
The ramp door and its hinges, the tie-down points in the garage, and the frame underneath. Have an independent inspector go over it before you sign, even on a consignment unit. At delivery, run the water, propane and generator through a full walk-through.