| Re: R-Vision Trail-Lite travel trailer | Roger S | We had a 1999 TrailLite bantam and enjoyed it except for the fact that wwe could not keep tires on it. they began to show wear after 1000 miles and blew out before 2500 miles. inspection showed poor alignment and no way to align them. The dealer replaced the axel under warranty but that did not help. The manufactorer replaced it again with no improvement. we finally had the wheels balanced, did not help so we traded it in. The service was always good but evidently the design was bad. |
| Re: R-Vision Trail-Lite travel trailer | Tom Sacramento, CA | we bought a 2004 30 ft Trail-Lite and tow it with a Tundra, and get mid-teens. We have had several recurring problems all minir except delam of the front cap. Now getting second replacement. Dealer has been excellent in repairs. OK for a light weight. Look elsewhere for a long term investment though. |
| Re: R-Vision Trail-Lite travel trailer | gary, lapine, oregon | we bought a 22 foot r vision travel trailer, and have been pulling it with our 2009 toyota tacoma 2.7 4 cylinder motor, with good results. we averaged 17 miles to the gallon. |
| Re: R-Vision Trail-Lite travel trailer | RayInAZ | We have a 2007 R-Vision Travel Lite 30 ft travel trailer. Generally for the money this is an excellent trailer. But don’t expect the interior fit and finish to match that of more expensive units; as these are just adequate and nothing more. The lack of wardrobe space is an issue, we made note of this before buying the unit; but it has turned out to be a larger issue that we realized. We’ve replaced all the vent covers with “unbreakable” polycarbonate covers; the original vents were destroyed by the Arizona sun in 1 year. The black tank indictor failed at 18 months, we didn’t replace it as we seldom dry camp and we know how long we can camp before we need to dump. A super slide is a must. Rate 4/5. |
| 2006 R-Vision Trail Lite 213 class B motorhome | Keith and June Bowen | We have a 2006 R-Vision class B. We downsized from a class A and have not regretted it. Better mileage and easier to drive with the class b, park and store all more than make up for less space. In fact we love the floorplan of the 213 although we don't have a slide. If we were buying again we'd probably go for the 235S which is only a few inches longer but has a slide. We've had very few problems and we've enjoyed using this more than we did the class A. |
| 2003 R-Vision Trail-Lite travel trailer 24' | Tony and Claire Munro | We have a 2003 Trail Lite 24 ft and have towed it all over the US. We've had a few problems but our dealings with R-Vision have all been positive. The biggest problem we had was the bathroom door would not close without slamming it. The dealer fixed this after a few attempts (it needed the whole frame redoing). We had a propane leak that was easily fixed and a water leak that was fixed but caused some water damage problems. We had these repaired to our satisfaction. We also had a few minor electrical problems but really we've enjoyed the trailer and think we've had value for money. Based upon your experiences, would you buy one of this manufacturer's RVs again?: Yes. Rating: 4/5. |
| 2001 R-Vision Trail Lite | Edwin J | Some interior items corrected when new under warranty otherwise very good experience. Liveable system for extended time aboard, good handling and powerful. Light colors and hardwood treatment. Easy in and out access All warranty issues handled by authorization of factory through out side of dealership network as no dealer in area. Very prompt and effective. Purchased in Lapeer Michigan owner stored in Louisiana. Based upon your experiences, would you buy one of this manufacturer's RVs again?: Yes. Rating: 4/5. |
| R-Vision Trail Bay 2003 | David J | Overall, very good. I have had continuing difficulties with water leaks in the lines under the bathroom sink. Improvements needed: Upgrade the water and plumbing lines to eliminate leaks. Create airconditioning/heating duct in the bathroom. Rating: 4/5. Buy again?: Yes. |