Roadtrek Agile SS reviews

Ongoing report on my new unit from Roadtrek. Be aware that you do not get a paper one's manual. It is all on line. You will have to down load it. Trying to work my way through this is problematic. It is laborious and time consuming. For instance trying to find pinstructions on properly using the dump system is has been a big problem if you are not computer savvy. I also have found the doors and drawers miss Ajusted and come open during travel. I had to make these corrections myself on the first trip . Make sure you have a good set of tools.I also have found molding comming loose. Have some super glue also. Show less

I am mid 70's. Paid cash for the new unit. $18K in upgrades. I will keep it simple. Had several bugs to clear up, ok, accept that. I should have been more thorough in my inspection before I bought. There is no outside a/c put let. They say there is but you must leave the side door open t get to it, letting the warm or cold air out. #2, the old guy must lay down on the ground and get under the side of the van to plug in the propane, come on. Swinging the seats around is a chore. As to the dealership, I can never get to anyone without leaving a voice mail. When and IF they call back I am usually dealing with other business and can not talk. Look, I feel that for $200k, well, I am disappointed. Show less

The ROADTREK SS AGILE has a fantastic design layout and extremely high quality built-ins throughout the interior,great amount of storage, amazingly easy and comfortable driving,exceedingly superior Class B RV, absolutely great value for all the fabulous quality amenities ROADTREK SS AGILE includes in the RV. LOvE IT!! Show less

This road trek is so easy to handle. It has everything you need. It has a microwave oven, granite counter tops , refrigerator, freezer, sink, shower, queen size bed, tv. We also pd to have coverage of paint on outside, tires until 48,000 and inside coverage of fabric. Cabinets are cherry. It’s like a little home. Show less

I've had the 2016 RT SS Agile for about a year now. To sum it up; I love it, it's my 2nd home. However, not going to fluff this. RT is not the best brand but it does not have to be. You can spend 10s of thousands more and get the Pleasure-Way but you can get a nice used on for way less. I've driven both the Zion and currently own the Agile. I prefer the Agile--on Mercedes platform. Though I did like the Zion based on Dodge Promaster but overall drivability and power on the Sprinter is better. But the floorplan is very similar; both have folding bed. Only thing I wished the Agile had was a bigger fridge. Everything else is similar. Also, I really love the Ecotrek system 200Ah lithium. There are some minor quirks with both the Sprinter and House (Agile). First, the underhood generator system is a 2nd alternator with regulator pair. Mine went bad, ordered new on eBay but also installed a 2nd charging system via the main battery underneath the driver's seat. Added a BlueSea battery separator with cutoff. Now I don't need to worry about charging the lithium even when the underhood system fail. Overall, I am very happy with the purchase of my Agile, it's my home away from home. Longest time on the road with my Agile was over a month, and I rarely missed home, and saved tons of money by not staying at a hotel in NYC. BTW, you can park it on the streets of NY and stealth camp, no one bothers you. Just make some custom cut Reflectix and put them on all the windows when you part on the street. BTW, buy used with low miles and save tons of money. Show less