Michael Hohl RV Center
Carson City RV dealer with a 4.6 rating from 247 reviews, noted for patient staff and travel trailer selection.
Three travel trailer and fifth wheel lots sit in Carson City, rating 4.4 on average. I bought two RVs here and walked away from a third, so I know which lots are worth the drive. This small set includes a big-volume dealer and a shop that mostly handles parts and used units. Here's what to expect when you visit.
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Carson City RV is the biggest, with 285 reviews and a 4.5 rating. It sells new travel trailers and handles financing, service, parts, and delivery. Michael Hohl RV Center rates 4.6 from 247 reviews and stocks new motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing. Custom Truck Accessories is the small one: 5 reviews, 4.2 rating, used motorhomes and travel trailers, and it offers parts and delivery. If you want selection, start with the first two. For a used unit or camper parts, the third is worth a call.
Only one of the three lots lists used inventory, so your used options are thin. That's not unusual for a smaller market. If you're set on used, call ahead to confirm what's on the lot. New buyers have two solid choices. I've bought both new and used, and the used one needed more work upfront. A pre-purchase inspection is worth the money either way. On a new unit, the walk-through at delivery matters more than the brochure. Test every system with the tech standing there.
Two of the three dealers offer financing. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you shop so you know your number. The dealer can often beat it, but you want the comparison. Service matters too. Carson City RV has a service department on site, which is handy for warranty work. Michael Hohl doesn't list service, so ask where they send you. Custom Truck Accessories focuses on parts and delivery. If you're handy, that's fine. If not, weigh that before you buy.
There are 3 dealers listed here. One focuses on new travel trailers, one on new motorhomes and travel trailers, and one on used units and parts. All three also sell travel trailers.
The average rating is 4.4 out of 5. Michael Hohl RV Center has the highest at 4.6, followed by Carson City RV at 4.5. Custom Truck Accessories has a 4.2 but only 5 reviews.
Yes, 2 of the 3 dealers offer financing. Carson City RV and Michael Hohl RV Center both list it. It's still smart to get pre-approved by your own bank first so you can compare rates.
Only one dealer lists used inventory, so selection is limited. Call ahead to see what's available. If you find one, pay for an independent inspection before you commit. Used units can have hidden water damage or tired brakes.