RV gear, with the tradeoffs made clear.
The Truma AquaGo comfort is our pick when steady shower heat matters most. Compare it with the Girard GSWH-2 and Suburban ST-60 before you buy. The best fit depends on your rig, water supply, and local installer.
Read the guideThe Barker 32-gallon four-wheel Tote-Along is our pick for campers who want the wheels to carry the load. The Camco Rhino 28 is worth a look for its smaller capacity and listed price. Thetford's Titan 27 suits those who want an attached hose. Check fill height, storage space, and the route to the dump station before you buy.
Read the guideChoose Truma AquaGo comfort if steady shower heat is worth a fitted upgrade. Consider Girard GSWH-2 if the full quote is lower. Check that a nearby shop can fit and repair it. Neither solves a small fresh-water or gray-water tank.
Read the comparisonThe MaxxFan Deluxe 7000K is our pick for a new install because its built-in rain cover lets it vent in wet weather. A working Fan-Tastic fan may be worth keeping. The 7350 has useful controls, but its rain sensor closes the lid rather than keeping the vent open.
Read the comparisonFor one or two adults with a paid-off rig, the monthly RV budgets below run from about $1,825 to $4,540 before health costs, debt, taxes on income, and savings. Staying put is the strongest way to cut costs. Frequent moves and nightly campground fees can erase the savings.
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