Had a great experience here while shopping for an RV. We were assisted by sales associate Sierra…read morePruett. Sierra was very knowledgeable and professional. She helped us narrow down our search criteria. We appreciated her candor and honest answers to our many questions. We are still going over our options, but once we decide to buy, Sierra and Camping World will be our first call.

This place will tell you whatever you want to hear to make a sale, so don't let the friendly…read moreapproach fool you. I was very close to purchasing a travel trailer that was significantly heavier than what my truck could safely tow. During the process, my salesperson reassured me that "it would be alright," which is concerning given how important towing capacity and safety are when it comes to RVs. Thankfully, I took the time to educate myself before signing anything. Once I understood the actual numbers, it became clear that the setup would not have been safe. What stood out most was that at no point did anyone thoroughly review my vehicle's specifications or walk me through towing limits in a meaningful way. That should be a basic part of the process. If your salesperson isn't asking detailed questions about your vehicle or clearly explaining towing capacity, that's a major red flag. I strongly recommend doing your own research and double-checking everything before making a decision.

We just bought a used RV so I went to work to make sure everything worked properly. Part of that…read moreinvolved tuning up the cam locks that secure the exterior compartments. I decided to clean, lube & adjust them all. Some were rough to turn, some were missing nuts & some could be rotated with or without the keys, opening them in either case. This needed to be repaired. Having trouble finding replacement parts I asked for help on Nextdoor & many people contributed their thoughts & advice. That was sincerely appreciated. This process made me aware of how difficult it was to find certain parts. Consider this case of the missing nut. I have the measurement tools that told me the nut on the back of my cam latch was either 18.5 mm with a pitch very close to 1.0 mm or 3/4"-24 in the Imperial realm. With great difficulty even the best I could find in metric were 19 mm nuts but even then they were the wrong pitch. Finding a 3/4"-24 nut was much easier . . . on paper. Clearly the nut was a "standard" product but where to get it from, hmm. I contacted these hardware sources, some from past experience & some from people's advice: Ababa Bolt, Ace Hardware, AliExpress, Amazon, eBay, Grainger, Home Depot, Lowe's, Marshall's Industrial Hardware, McMaster-Carr, Mesa Fastener, Pell-Mell Supply, TruValue Hardware & United Fastener. I had initially contacted J.R. Products, the manufacturer of the cam lock, but they would only sell me an entire new latch for about $11 each. If I replaced all 15 that would cost me a little under $200 with tax & shipping. I then called these RV places seeking some 3/4"-24 nuts: A1 RV Repairs, County RV Service, eTrailer, Overland RV, RV Trailer Supply, San Diego Trailer Supply & South Coast RV. Without exception they told me I'd have to buy all new cam locks & no one would sell me just the nut required for the latches without them. As I scanned my Yelp list of RV places I noticed one place I hadn't called happened to be the closest one to my home. I hadn't called them before because they were a long way down the list & the further I went down that list, the greater my frustration & hopelessness levels grew. I thought "What the hell! They're very close!" I called & spoke with Gary Weissenberg who has owned "Hit The Road RV" for 20 years. It is behind the Dairy Queen (and one building South) in Allied Gardens. He is one of those guys who answers the phone casually so I wasn't sure I'd reached a business. I asked & he confirmed I was talking with "Hit The Road RV". I asked if they carried parts & he said "Some. What do you need?". I told him I needed ten 3/4"-24 nuts & why I need them. He told me "Usually you have to buy the whole new cam lock but let me see what I can do." I heard him shuffling through drawers & he came back to the phone & told me sure enough he had ten of them though not new. "Fine with me" I said, "I'll be by soon." He reminded me to bring in a cam lock so we could test them to be sure. Before I hung up I asked how much they would be. He said "I'll probably never use them. You can have them." When I arrived he greeted me warmly. I found myself not in a pristine business but in the work area of a guy who dedicates himself to his work & taking care of his clients & their vehicles rather than having a glitzy store. Despite his reluctance to be paid, I was able to pay him a paltry amount for his efforts & kindness. I only paid him $10 but if this heartfelt recommendation falls on fertile ground perhaps he will benefit with some more business. One can only hope. Needless to say he has my recommendation and, at the worst, I alone will be his dedicated new customer. Feeling pretty happy I stopped at the Dairy Queen across the parking lot & treated myself to a small vanilla, chocolate dipped cone. I ordered the small & immediately wished I had ordered the Junior (smaller). As a habit I asked if they gave any discounts to ex-military and/or old farts. The young man at the window had no idea but he looked about inside & turning back to me said "Sure, why not?" & knocked off a buck. My day was getting better by the minute now. Behind me in line was a Mom in her US Marine Corps uniform ferreting through her purse to find money to buy ice cream for her two young kids. With the rosy glow I had & the milk of human kindness currently coursing through my veins I said "Order what ever you want because I am paying! Thank you for your service." They were all very happy. Her two grateful kids, both with impeccable manners, noted I paid with my usual $2 bills which they had never seen before. I gave each kid one, told them what a hero their Mom was & bid them all adieu. I thought "Could my day possibly get any better?" It could! When I got home Gayle was there just doing everyday stuff. Dave out P.S. I learned many RVs use the same locks with the same key so there's not a lot of security there. Remember that & consider upgrading yours. Gary can do it for you if you can't or don't want to.

Great trailers and motor homes that have been completely gone through. Great trust when buying from…read morethem.

Jamie, I can't thank you enough! Our waterlines by the tires were damaged when we blew a tire and…read moreyou came our faster than expected and made the repairs and got us back into water! So great to see a business that is conscience about the work! Veteran Owned! I can't thank you enough! wanderlustrvrepair.com

Knows his stuff and very knowledgeable. would recommend for camper repairs or fix its. Also…read moreincredibly kind. Thank your for all your help yesterday

We had an excellent experience researching and buying our T@B 400 at Little Guy Trailers. The…read moreoverall vibe of the showroom is relaxed, friendly and honest. There is no uncomfortable salesmanship and pressure. They only stock the highest quality products. Our first look at the trailers was guided by Mark. He is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Paul was also at the showroom and the two of them were very prompt in answering questions and flexible in finding solutions to any roadblocks. Our purchase was finalized by Sean and Scott. It was fast and easy. We will be using their services to sell our used Airstream. We are over the moon with our new T@B Trailer.

I just had a wonderful experience with Little Guy Trailers. Scott and the entire team made this one…read moreof the smoothest and easiest transactions I've ever had. I initially contacted them by email regarding a trade-in and the purchase of one of their used trailers. We worked through all the details by phone and text beforehand, which gave me the confidence to drive to San Diego knowing exactly what the deal would be. When I arrived, everything was exactly as promised. The trailer was ready, they honored every number we had negotiated, and there were absolutely no surprise charges or junk fees--just a straightforward, honest deal. I transferred my belongings from my old trailer to the new one, signed the paperwork, and was on my way. The entire process was efficient, transparent, and stress-free. Scott was fantastic throughout the entire transaction--responsive, honest, and easy to work with. If you're considering purchasing a travel trailer, I highly recommend Little Guy Trailers. You won't be disappointed.

My family bought a 2016 travel trailer from these guys. It was sold "as is", which I would…read morecompletely expect for a used trailer. What I didn't expect, however, was to take it on one trip out of the county only to find that it had wood rot in the front left corner which made the whole thing start to fall apart on the freeway. I hadn't noticed it before because it had been covered up with some long screws, rubber gunk and other stuff to hide the problem. The things I found were definitely not "factory" and it was clearly just a sketchy way to purposely hide the fact that this relatively new trailer had big problems. Of course they failed to disclose this attempted repair. I contacted them to discuss the issue, but they haven't called me back. SO- I obviously wouldn't recommend buying anything from these guys. Ethics are highly suspect and you'd probably rather be out camping somewhere than stuck in small claims court....

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We've been using RV Specialists for 9 years. Ever since we purchased our 2000 Rexhall Aerbus…read more They've always been completely professional and honest in the work that they have provided. The owners are always accessible and Beverly has great customer service person to work with. One time, I was having major problems with one of my slide outs. A previous company charged me $2000 to "fix" the problem. It still persisted. RV Specialists looked at it and determined the problem was a $25 switch. The charged an additional $100 to identify and replace the switch.

Friendly and easy to work with! Bought a part and now have appt to fix my generator!…read more I really like them.

5 stars for Tim and Justin both, great family business with used RVs in really nice condition. They…read morehave been there for a long time, know their RVs well, and had excellent customer service every step of the way.

we had the best experience working with Tim and his son on finding an RV for our move out of…read moreCalifornia. We went to a few different RV dealerships, and this was by far our best experience. There was no hard sales just an honest discussion about the motorhome we found at their location. If you're in the market for a used motorhome, I highly recommend speaking with Tim and his son about your next RV. We were looking at a 2013 Allegra Tiffin and despite being over 10 years old it looked brand new. It literally took our breath away. It looked so great inside and out. We loved discussing the motorhome, and they were able to show us all of its features . I highly recommend using them.