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Class A Recreational Vehicles
Imagine having a luxury apartment in all of your favorite places. Transwest carries the Class A Motorhome to start off your recreational vehicle experience.
Transwest carries only the highest quality Class A RVs
Class A RVs for Sale
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2025 Tiffin Allegro Open Road 34 PA
at Transwest of Belton, MO
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2024 Newmar Dutch Star 4369
at Transwest of Belton, MO
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2023 Newmar Ventana 4037
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About Class A RV Motorhomes
If you’re an avid traveler who loves luxury, Class A Motorhomes are the perfect option for you. Our motorcoaches are spacious and roomy, with sizes from 29’-45’. The large coach body allows you plenty of room to stock all your favorite things, and you can tour the country in comfortable elegance. Plus, all our models have plenty of storage below the unit. You’ll be able to comfortably settle in, making it your home away from home.
We only partner with the best manufacturers in recreational vehicles, representing makes and models from Newmar, Tiffin, Winnebago, Emerald, and more. As part of our commitment to help you select a model that will fit your exact budget and needs, we carry both new and used motorhomes. After you’ve looked through our inventory online, reach out to our knowledgeable sales team to schedule a personal tour. We can easily move inventory to a location near you.
Here at Transwest, we’re committed to keeping you on the road. Our certified technicians work on state-of-the-art facilities to offer interior remodeling, awning repair, routine maintenance, courtesy inspections, winterization services, and much more. With a full range of RV services, maintenance, repairs, and installations, you can feel confident you’re in good hands.
What is a Class A Motorhome?
A Class A Motorhome, also known as a Class A RV or Motorcoach, are large recreational vehicles. They’re specifically known for their luxury appeal and exceptional space. Typically, Class A Motorhomes can accommodate families or large groups of people, and they often have extensive storage space in addition to a spacious floor plan.
Class A Motorhomes are ideal for frequent, long-term travelers. They resemble an apartment on wheels and can be found with lots of amenities. Many vehicles even have sections that can pop out once the vehicle is stopped, allowing for extra space. Owners of these luxury motorcoaches often prefer to tow their own personal vehicles behind, as this allows them the freedom and flexibility to drive around once they get to their location.
What's the difference between a Class A and Class B RV?
If your trips are more long-term, you may want to choose the Class A RV. These motorhomes are comfortable, spacious, and built to accommodate a long-term stay. Class A motorcoaches come with tons of storage and spacious living areas.
In general, the Class B Motorhome is easiest to drive. It’s compact and can be used for shorter trips as well as long ones — eliminating the need to bring your personal vehicle along. Usually, a Class B RV will come with a small living area including a kitchen, queen-sized bed, and a toilet and shower area. Their smaller size means that they don’t use as much fuel, and they’re also affordable to repair. If you are a last-minute or a weekend traveler, the Class B Motorhome will likely be the best for you.
Do I need a special license to drive a Class A RV?
In many cases, you will not need a special license to drive a Class A RV. However, several states do require a license. Licensure rules are typically based on the weight of your vehicle as well as the reason for your drive. If you are driving a motorhome for business purposes, you will likely need a CDL. Washington D.C. and Hawaii also require drivers to get a CDL for non-business purposes if the motorcoach is over 26,000 pounds.
If you live in New York or Michigan, you may need to get an endorsement to operate your vehicle. Drivers in Kansas, California, Maryland, Nevada, Texas, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina may be required to hold a non-commercial class B license, depending on the length and weight of their motorhome. Because the requirements are not universal, we highly recommend checking with your state’s DMV to find out the stipulations for your specific case.
Is it legal to walk around in an RV while it’s moving?
Technically, yes, it is legal in most states to move around in an RV while it’s moving. However, that doesn’t mean that it’s a good idea. We also recommend checking your local seatbelt requirements, because these vary from state to state and may require your passengers to be sitting down while the vehicle is in motion. In general, people in the driver and passenger seats are required to sit down with a seatbelt any time the car is in motion.
Rules pertaining to backseat passengers are typically less strict. Still, even if you are allowed to move around in an RV while it’s in motion, we recommend following basic safety rules. There is always the chance that the driver will need to stop quickly, and this could cause people to fall over, or could cause furniture or other items to topple as well. It’s always best to avoid hazardous situations by sitting down and using a seatbelt.
How long do Class A motorhomes last?
Your Class A Motorhome is an investment, and like any good investment, it will last longer under careful attention. With regular maintenance, most motorcoaches last around 10-15 years. Under a careful eye, they can be preserved for up to 25 or 30 years. If you are buying a used motorhome, remember that it has already gone through some wear and tear, and its lifecycle may be affected.
There are several ways to keep your RV or trailer in great condition. First, keep an eye on the roof. If your vehicle is more than 10 years old, you may notice leaking. Getting these repairs done right away is important, as it will help you avoid damage. Another way to lengthen the life of your RV is to keep it protected when you are not out on the road. Keep it in a storage shed or barn if you have space. Otherwise, a carport, tarp, or RV cover can go a long way toward protecting it from the elements.
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The Transwest Difference
It’s not always easy to find a motorhome that fits your unique needs away from home. At Transwest, we’re committed to finding you the Recreational Vehicle unit that meets the goals of you and your family. Whether you’re a frequent, spontaneous, full-time, or weekend traveler, we work to provide you with the quality, comfort, and reliability you need to stay on the road.
We carry only the highest quality makes in Recreational Vehicles that are guaranteed to give you a luxurious experience on the road. Spacious 5th Wheels are sure to satisfy your inner weekend warrior, and Emerald Luxury Coaches offer uniqueness and specialized craftsmanship. For all the comforts of home, look no further than Class A and Super C motorcoaches. Class B or C motorhomes give you flexibility on the road.
For 25 years, Transwest has been proactive about finding better crafted and more efficient transportation solutions. As a family-owned company, we understand the importance of relationships. We stay in close communication with our customers throughout every step of the process: purchasing or leasing, financing, maintaining, and reselling. We also offer a state-of-the-art body shop to keep you on the road. Our mission is to be a one-stop-shop for all your RV and motorhome needs.
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