At Turner RVs, we offer a diverse range of inspected pre-owned RVs, ensuring quality and reliability for your journeys across Idaho. Whether you're looking for a travel trailer or a motorhome, we have options to suit every budget.
Our used RVs undergo thorough inspections to guarantee that you receive a dependable vehicle for your travels. We believe in transparency and provide detailed information about each RV's condition, features, and history.
Why choose a used RV from Turner RVs?
- Affordability: Our pre-owned inventory includes options at various price points, making it easier to find an RV that fits your budget.
- Quality Assurance: Each RV is inspected by our experienced technicians to ensure it meets our high standards.
- Variety: We carry a wide selection of brands and models, so you can find the perfect fit for your lifestyle.
Visit us in the Boise area to explore our used RV inventory, or contact us for more information. Let us help you find the ideal RV for your next adventure!
What to Check Before You Buy a Pre-Owned RV
Even with an inspection report in hand, it pays to walk through any used RV yourself and know what to look for. A few focused checks can tell you a lot about how a rig has been cared for and what it may need in the years ahead.
Roof, seals and signs of water
Water intrusion is the most common and costly problem in older RVs. Look at the roof membrane and the sealant around vents, skylights, the air conditioner and edges for cracks or gaps. Inside, press gently on walls and floors near windows, doors and the corners of slide-outs. Soft spots, staining, wrinkled wallpaper or a musty smell can point to moisture that has been there a while.
Chassis, tires and running gear
Check the date codes on the tires, not just the tread. RV tires often age out before they wear out, especially on units that sat in storage. On a motorhome, ask about engine and generator hours and service records. On a travel trailer, look at the hitch, axles, brakes and breakaway switch, and confirm that your tow vehicle can safely handle the trailer's loaded weight.
Systems you will use every day
- Run the furnace, water heater and refrigerator on both propane and electric where applicable.
- Test the water pump, faucets, toilet and shower, and look under sinks for drips.
- Extend and retract slide-outs and awnings fully.
- Check that batteries, the converter and outlets work, and that propane and carbon monoxide detectors are present and in date.
Think about how you will travel
Idaho trips can range from paved campgrounds near Boise to forest roads, high-elevation passes and cold shoulder-season nights. Consider whether a unit has the clearance, tank capacity and insulation for the way you plan to camp. A smaller trailer may suit weekend trips better than a large rig that is harder to park and store.
Once you have narrowed your choice, it helps to plan ahead for upkeep and budget. Our service and parts team can talk through routine maintenance, and the financing page explains how to start exploring payment options before you commit.
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