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badnGA · 09-08-2016, 01:00 PM

Hello, Still learning how to navigate the site.
We've been looking to buy our first RV. Have purchased a 2012 Tahoe to pull it with and have decided to go small to start with. Mainly because not sure of tow/tung (5000/600) weight and my lack of experience in towing something this large.
We really like the Keystone premier 22RBPR. It's smaller than than the Bullet 248RKS, witch is the one I really like, mostly for the inside seating aspect. But I think we would enjoy the o/s kitchen more. Hoping to get one this month and do some traveling before the real cold weather sets in, and the holiday season starts.
Would like to hear from others about their experiences, good and/or bad.
Wish all well and safe traveling!!

MSHappyCampers · 09-08-2016, 01:25 PM

Hi !

Welcome to IRV2! We're sure glad you joined the gang!

Sorry I can't help with your questions! Hope you find the perfect rig for your needs!

Good luck, happy trails, and God bless!

5D Canonman · 09-08-2016, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by badnGA

Hello, Still learning how to navigate the site.
We've been looking to buy our first RV. Have purchased a 2012 Tahoe to pull it with and have decided to go small to start with. Mainly because not sure of tow/tung (5000/600) weight and my lack of experience in towing something this large.
We really like the Keystone premier 22RBPR. It's smaller than than the Bullet 248RKS, witch is the one I really like, mostly for the inside seating aspect. But I think we would enjoy the o/s kitchen more. Hoping to get one this month and do some traveling before the real cold weather sets in, and the holiday season starts.
Would like to hear from others about their experiences, good and/or bad.
Wish all well and safe traveling!!

Since you have already picked your Tow Vehicle (TV), you will need to be sure to now select your Travel Trailer based on the TV specs. Here is a good site to understand what your Tahoe is capable of: Trailer Towing Guides | Trailer Life Magazine
Also you can get the specific info about your Tahoe from the yellow sticker on the driver's door panel. Always consider the weight distribution hitch with sway control as "Necessary" not optional.
Safe Travels