Where do you do most of your shopping for RV parts and accessories?
We’re talking about the physical location or online store you use the most often. Do you head down your local RV dealer’s parts store, or maybe there’s a Camping World nearby? Or do you just type Amazon.com into your computer or smartphone and place your order there, with delivery in a day or two? If you rely on a source not noted in the choices below, please leave a comment and tell us where you go for your RV stuff. Others, we’re sure, would like to know.
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I buy from my mobile RV tech (yes sometimes just parts), local rv store and amazon.
I buy through the RVTravel site link to Amazon. Since the pandemic I check prices more often as I have found that Amazon is no longer consistently the best price.
I put Other because I shop most of those listed and the cheapest gets my business.
We buy from an RV dealer, CW, and Amazon. Just depends on what we need, when and where.
Some on line and some at a local independent RV dealer. It depends on whether it is something that I must lay hands on before I buy.
Totally depends on what it is. But, these days, just about always on line.
I recently discovered a great parts store (new and used) near Edmonton Alberta called Young Farts with RV Parts youngfartsrvparts.ca/ – excellent service, great website and fast delivery all over Canada. Just order online and parts are delivered quickly.
We buy repair parts through the RV repair shop doing the repairs. Having lived fultime in our RV for almost 18 years, we pretty much have all the “accessories” we can afford.
I shop. Sometimes Amazon but for parts it is either a local RV repair shop or online from the likes of ETrailer.
Amazon for most accessories, and PPL for parts and other accessories such as slide trays for basement.
PPL Motorhomes
We buy our from the Tiffin online store, or have friends there in Red Bay pick up items for us. We belong to a Tiffin Chapter and we all try to keep in touch with other members if go there!
Being a new RV owner, I spread the wealth and my wife shops prices. While I avoid CW, we do use Amazon, Walmart and mostly the RV center where we purchased our Villagio. The dealer’s start up kit supplied has all of the necessities. The only additional items we bought, after reading the recommendations in RVtravel, were the surge protector and the water filter. There is a filter installed and n the tank, but we wanted one on the public supply too.
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My motorhome is 43 years old so I’m reluctant to buy new pieces for it with the exception of some mechanical parts. Fortunately, there’s an auto salvage yard near-by that has several old ones in it. Sure saves on down time and expenses.
I purchase from a local independent RV store and Amazon, depending on how quick I need the items.
Amazon.ca
Walmart for chemical. Local RV parts place for MH stuff and local auto parts store for most engine parts.
Mom and Pop every chance I get.
Walmart for chemicals, water and sewer hoses, water bladders, power cables, electrical adapters, antifreeze, batteries, toilet paper, groceries while traveling, vacuum cleaner, electric heater, coffee pot, rugs, lawn chairs, outdoor mat, and many other items I can’t think of right now.
I’m sure the mom and pop stores appreciate that. Walmart has ruined small town America!
I try to use independent RV shops, avoiding CW. Occasionally the RV section at a Walmart. For major stuff, I have found I can rely on “etrailer”, they have fantastic helpful people and don’t freak out about having things sent to you on the road.