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What do I need ready for an RV to be delivered?

RVs are long and tall, and the transporter carrying one is longer still. Before your delivery window, please think about:

  • Street access — a truck and trailer can't reverse out of a cul-de-sac or a narrow lane. If your street is tight, a nearby parking lot makes a much better handover point.
  • Overhead clearance — low branches, cables and gateways are the usual problem. Most motorhomes need 13 to 14 feet.
  • Somewhere to put it — check the length against your driveway or pad before delivery day, and check your HOA rules if you have them.

Take your time at handover: walk the roof seams, open the slide-outs, run the generator and check the appliances while the driver is still there. If anything isn't right, your 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee still applies afterwards.

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