Rapid RV Rentals LLC
Mesa RV rental agency with a 5.0 rating from 62 reviews, renting motorhomes and travel trailers.
Mesa sits on the east side of the Phoenix area, close enough to the Superstition Mountains that you can load up a Class A and be in open desert within the hour. Three rental companies here offer Class A coaches, and they average 4.8 stars across the board. I have rented four RVs in my time, one of them a genuine lemon, so I read reviews closely before I book anything.
Mesa RV rental agency with a 5.0 rating from 62 reviews, renting motorhomes and travel trailers.
Mesa RV Rental offers a large selection of trailers and toy rentals with easy pickup and drop-off in Mesa, AZ.
Mesa RV rental with clean, well-kept units and a helpful team, popular for long-term stays.
Rapid RV Rentals LLC holds a 5.0 from 62 reviews, which is a small sample but a clean one. Mesa RV Rental is the big operator, 4.7 from 370 reviews, and it covers the widest spread of rigs: motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers, Class C and Class A, even a toy hauler. Some of its fleet takes pets. RV Rental Housing, 4.7 from 159 reviews, is the one to ask about airport pickup and kitchen kits. All three will deliver a coach to you, which saves you a drive across the valley on pickup day. Ask each one how delivery works before you commit. A drop-off fee and a setup window are normal, and you want both in writing.
A Class A is the big flat-nose coach, and it drives like a small bus. Get comfortable with the mirrors before you leave the lot. Mileage caps are common, so ask what the per-mile charge is after the included miles run out. Generator hours are the fee that caught me once: you get a set number of hours, and running the roof air past that adds up fast. Arizona heat makes that easy to do. Check the security deposit amount and when it comes back. Confirm what the renter's insurance covers and what your own policy does, because the gap is where arguments start.
Summer and holiday weekends fill up first, so reserve a coach a few weeks out if your dates are fixed. One of the three companies offers one-way rentals, so ask which if you plan to end somewhere else, and expect a drop fee. Two offer monthly rates, which can beat a weekly rate on a long stay. From Mesa, the Superstition Mountains and the Salt River are close by, and the drive up to the Mogollon Rim makes a good long weekend. Check the pet policy per rig, not per company, since it varies.
Three companies here offer Class A coaches: Rapid RV Rentals LLC, Mesa RV Rental and RV Rental Housing. They average 4.8 stars. All three will deliver a coach to you, which is worth asking about if you would rather not drive across the Phoenix area to pick it up.
Mesa RV Rental has 370 reviews and a 4.7 rating, well ahead of the others on volume. Rapid RV Rentals LLC has 62 reviews at 5.0, and RV Rental Housing has 159 at 4.7. A large review count tells you more about how a company handles problems than a small perfect score does.
Ask about the mileage cap and the per-mile charge past it, the generator hours included and the rate after that, the security deposit and its return timeline, and any delivery or one-way drop fee. Get the insurance question settled too: what the company covers and what your own policy covers.
One of the three companies lists pets, so ask per rig rather than assuming. Pet rules often come with a cleaning fee or a limit on size and number. Confirm before you book, and plan to keep the dog off the furniture and out of the cab while you drive.