Sandy's West RV Center
Family owned Tucson RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.7 rating from 127 reviews.
Tucson is a fair place to shop for a travel trailer or fifth wheel, with 12 dealers listed here and an average rating of 4.4 across the bunch. Ten of them move used units, so the inventory skews toward trailers someone else already sorted out. Two more lots sit just outside town if the first pass comes up empty. I bought two trailers in this market and walked off a third lot, so I have opinions about where to start.
Family owned Tucson RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.7 rating from 127 reviews.
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Sandy's West RV Center carries the strongest rating in the group at 4.7 from 127 reviews, and it runs a service and parts department, which matters more than the sales floor when you are buying a trailer you plan to keep. Blue Compass RV Tucson is the volume choice, with 684 reviews and a 4.6 average, plus new and used inventory and full financing. Those two cover most shoppers. If you want a smaller lot, Tucson Park & Sell RV's Inc. handles consignment and trade and takes delivery seriously. I would visit the big store to learn the market, then compare against a smaller lot before signing anything.
Ten of the 12 dealers here sell used trailers, which is where the value sits in this city. Nelson RV has a solid 4.5 from 168 reviews, and its lot leans used. Eastside RV Liquidators also rates 4.5 and adds financing, trade and delivery. Used is not a dirty word for a travel trailer. A trailer that has sat through a few Arizona summers still needs the same inspection you would give a new one, so hire an independent inspector and check the roof, seals and axles yourself. Off-season shopping helps too. Fewer buyers on the lot means more room to negotiate on a trailer that has been sitting since spring.
Nine of these 12 dealers offer financing, so you have options, and that is exactly why you should get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union before you walk in. Compare that rate against what the lot quotes. Ask what the term is and whether there is a prepayment penalty. At delivery, do the full walk-through with the trailer hooked up and the systems running. Test the water pump, the fridge on both power sources, the furnace and every outlet. I skipped the walk-through once and spent the first weekend fixing what the dealer should have caught. Mobile RV Pro and Sandy's West both run service departments, so ask about scheduling a first-year inspection before you leave.
There are 12 dealers listed for travel trailers and fifth wheels in Tucson, plus 2 more nearby. Ten of the 12 sell used trailers, and 11 also carry motorhomes if you want to compare types on the same lot.
Sandy's West RV Center leads with a 4.7 average from 127 reviews. Blue Compass RV Tucson is close at 4.6 from 684 reviews, the largest review count in the group. Both run service and parts departments.
Get pre-approved at your own bank first, then compare. Nine of the 12 Tucson dealers offer financing, so you have room to negotiate. Ask about the term length and any prepayment penalty before you commit.
Run the water pump, the fridge on both power sources, the furnace and every outlet. Check the roof, seals and tires, and confirm the trailer is hooked up when the technician demonstrates the systems. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent shop is worth the cost on any used trailer.