I'll vote with the majority here and advise having a mobile tech check everything out - including suspension, tires, chassis, etc. People who own DRVs usually take exceedingly good care of them, but there's an outside chance that someone hit a curb or a "China" pothole (look for unusual tire wear patterns indicative of alignment issues). Check the DOT manufacture dates on the tires and look for weather checking or cracks. RV tires typically age out before they wear out and should be replaced every 5 - 7 years. Many DRVs come with the MOR/ryde independent suspension; if that is the case, check the rubber shear springs for cracks or separation. The mobile tech can check all appliances, ACs, etc., and make sure they are in safe working order. The cost of a service call for inspection is just good insurance. You'll likely end up with a terrific RV that will last you many years - and I'll have RV envy.
Rob
