How do toy haulers work?

Toy haulers come with a garage space in the rear with a large ramp door for access. Most commonly, toy haulers are fifth wheel or travel trailers, though some motorhomes can also be toy haulers. Using the ramp door, you can load your toys into the garage area, secure them with straps, and proceed as with any other RV type. People purchase toy haulers for many reasons, as they do provide additional living and storage space, even if you are not storing toys. Many ramp doors also act as an exterior porch.

Are toy haulers heavier and more expensive than other towable RVs?

Generally speaking, toy haulers are heavier and more expensive than a comparable towable RV due to the construction and features added to allow it to carry additional weight. Axles have a higher weight-rating, the ramp door is reinforced to hold the weight of the toy, the garage floor is heavy-duty, and hardware is added to help secure the load. All of these features come with added weight and cost.

Do toy haulers smell like gas?

Many toy haulers have a solid wall with a door that separates the garage space from the main living area. This solid wall is frequently referred to as a “vapor wall” since its main purpose is to reduce any fuel fumes or smells from entering the main sleeping and living area. As another precaution, the flooring material in the garage is usually constructed with petroleum-resistant material, so as not to absorb spills. Another toy hauler garage feature intended to help reduce fuel vapors is sidewall vents located at the top and bottom of the garage to help clear out fumes.

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Available as Class A, Class C, travel trailers, or fifth wheels, toy haulers give you a place to live and a place for your toys, including dirt bikes, motorcycles, ATVs, kayaks, and more. Many people think of toy haulers as the wild-child of the RV world. While the toy haulers originated as a mobile man-cave, complete with diamond-plated walls, this popular RV type has evolved into much more. Today, you might want to think of toy haulers as open-concept living spaces with multi-purpose utility.

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