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KYD Class A Review

Apr 25, 2021
2 min read

KYD SN10 Class A Video Review

You’ve heard us say that we enjoy being in “learning mode”. Perhaps that’s because we like to try new things, but as self-proclaimed video creators, it’s fun to share new experiences while gaining experience so we can help the community. When we meet people in person, they often mention how much they enjoy us always changing things up.

So this season we wanted to do more motorizing RVing, but didn’t want to be limited to a single type of RV. Thus, we thought we’d kick off SN10 with renting a Class A, B, and C and maybe this experiment would compel us to make a purchase.

Class A Pros:

  • Residential feel

  • Big windshield

  • Feels like an adventure from when you leave the driveway

  • Large holding tanks

  • Comfort and space

  • Large bay storage for anything you want

  • Can take smaller tow vehicle into town or Jeep for offroading

  • Residential fridges have ice makers 👍

  • Depending on the conditions, they are fun to drive

Class A Drawbacks:

  • Typically higher depreciation

  • From tires to towing, all costs including repairs are higher

  • They can be noisy when driving down the road

  • Depending on the model, driving in the wind can be fatiguing

  • Remote dry camping can be limited

  • There are fewer RV sites available for large RVs

  • Flat towing setup can be expensive and tires on the toad will wear

  • Some dogs don’t like all the vibration and movement in the floor

  • More systems can mean more troubleshooting and repairs

Buying a Class A:

In the inaugural issue of E3 Camping Magazine, we wrote an article about buying and selling RVs. In the article, we share the following tips:

  • When is the best time to buy an RV

  • The three questions to ask before buying and RV

  • How to pick the right layout

  • Tips when buying private party

  • Finance, warranty, Insurance and more!

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