First time buyer? Think the diverse range of RVs is nothing short of confusing? Here is something to add to the confusion: fifth wheelers or travel trailers?
With both options quite popular among people looking for RVs, we at RV Land decided to dedicate this blog to help you differentiate between the aforementioned options so that you make an informed decision.
A part of the front end of a fifth wheeler extends over the truck bed. And yes, this has its own disadvantages as well as pros.
Which one is better thought? There is not one answer. Your choice will ultimately come down to your budget, preferences and your activities when you are camping. The type of towing vehicle you use will also matter largely.
With both options quite popular among people looking for RVs, we at RV Land decided to dedicate this blog to help you differentiate between the aforementioned options so that you make an informed decision.
What’s The Difference?
The clearest difference between both types of RVs is the overhang that fifth wheelers have.A part of the front end of a fifth wheeler extends over the truck bed. And yes, this has its own disadvantages as well as pros.
Which one is better thought? There is not one answer. Your choice will ultimately come down to your budget, preferences and your activities when you are camping. The type of towing vehicle you use will also matter largely.
Travel Trailers
- You don’t need a large truck to haul travel trailers; in fact, your sedan will do just fine. However, before you buy one, don’t forget to go over your manufacturer manual to check out the tow capacity of your vehicle.
- The travel trailer gives you complete access to the truck bed.
- If your primary vehicle breaks down, any other vehicle can tow it.
- You wouldn’t need to make any modifications to the truck bed.
- They are lower, which makes them easier to enter and exit tight spots.
- If you are on a budget, you can even get small travel trailers for much less than what you expect.
- The most important benefit is the dedicated sleeping space on the overhang.
- Fifth wheelers are inherently designed to sway less when towing.
- Because of the higher price, you might need to pay higher insurance premiums.
- Fifth wheelers come in luxurious variants.
- Due to the extended part, they are easier to maneuver in tighter spots.
- Perfect for larger groups of people.
- They also offer taller ceiling height.
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