Thank you for a very enlightening and comprehensive review. I love the honest, direct and clear analysis and critique that allows RV dreamers like me to hear and see from an actual Travatoer. Most of the reviews here are from salespeople and social media wannabes. Having you articulate the essence of your actual and authentic events has allowed us to have a vicarious experiences that'll help us decide what's best for us. Great job. Nice!

I was hoping 59K was the price.

I took the cover for the sink. Used it as a template and bought one of those plastic cutting boards. Cut it out and now I have a cutting board that covers the sink and is usable as a cutting board

Wow. Your video is better and more comprehensive than some of the dealers!!!

Thanks for your insights. Your passion for your RV is contagious. All the very best.

Love your review , I’m in my 60’s and want to travel in one of these .. I would feel secure as a lady alone too!! You explain everything so well!!!

thorough review good job😊

This review was really helpful. Thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing!

An absolute great review. Thanks

Thank you for a great video - learned LOTS as we continue our quest for travel!

Great review and mods. Thanks for taking the time! Love the blue lights as well

Great review! Very thorough. Answered all my questions. Happy travels! Jane

Thanks Mike. I love mine!

Thanks for your review. I love it! ❤

Great information and wonderful rig😊

A most excellent and thorough review. I subscribed because of it. Thank you!

Thanks. This was helpful. We are looking at the 59K and this answered many of our questions. I appreciate the honest feedback and the extras you are doing.

Really appreciate you taking the time to put together such a thorough review. I'm not in the market just yet (I've never even owned a car so it's a big step), but am starting my research and this gives a very clear sense of what the space is like. Many thanks!

Thankyou for sharing.❤

Cool additions. You’re a great problem solver. Great review.

Awesome thorough review!!

i am enjoying your review. thank you.

Nice review! Very thorough. We've had our '17K for 7 years now and just went over 100K miles in it. Still going strong. Will be heading for Florida a couple times this winter, and we're planning a big Nova Scotia/Newfoundland trip in the Spring or early summer next year. Been cross country from Virginia twice in it, but I'm getting the urge to go spend some more time in Utah! The T is absolutely the perfect travel vehicle for us. Our first RV, and likely our last. One caution on removing the toilet sprayer if you live somewhere that you'll need to winterize the rig - You'll need to reinstall the sprayer hose to get RV antifreeze in the pipe behind the bathroom wall that leads to the sprayer. It's a common point of failure when folks forget to run RV antifreeze through there. Also a minor nit, the 59 in "Travato 59K" can be left out of most T discussions. It's just the last two digits of the 159" extended RAM PM van wheelbase, and every Travato ever made had been made on that wheelbase. Enjoy that Travato!

Good review!

Great review. Lots of information and personal commentary without any fluff! But you sure do talk funny.

Have you tried using a "flat" hose to hook up to city water? I have heard that the flat hose fits between the door seal and the cab, and allows sufficient waterr pressure to the rig. Bonus points for rolling up MUCH smaller than a normal water hose. They are available at WalMart, Amazon, and lots of other places.

Good review and glad you’re enjoying it. Such a difficult choice when deciding on a rig. We like yours and Pleasure way’s for ease of driving and layout. Concern is it just doesn’t have enough creature comforts for once we arrive at destination. You seem to be traveling solo mostly. This makes the size less of issue and actually perfect for just one. Will keep looking. Tks for sharing.

Thank you for the review. My father and I are looking for something like that. Hi from Oklahoma.

Excellent review!

VERY VERY good information. I really appreciate your video. I am serious about getting a Travvato. Tjhanks. so much

Hey Mike thanks for the great review! Been looking at upgrading from my 1991 VW Vanagon camper, which the wife can't drive ( 4 speed) and I agree with you the Travato and Coachman are the best quality for the money. I used to live in Swampscott and Salem, now retired living in Walpole South of Boston. Love your channel, and thanks for your efforts.

You made an excellent choice with the acrylic awning windows. That is what I would mandate if I owned the Travato...

Your presentation was great. I had mixed feelings about Class B's, but I'm starting to like them a tad bit better. enjoy your trips and be safe.

Thanks! Great info! Love that you shared the things you like and also what could be improved.

Very comprehensive review. We just got our 23/23 59K a few weeks ago and love it. It’s almost identical to yours except for the more adjustable driver’s seat and comes from the factory with the awning power switch. The generator needed the update (would only run for 5. In then quit) and so far runs great. I definitely like the 23 chassis. Mine came with a larger display screen and surround view like my RAM has. I love that. Also has wireless charging and wireless Apple car play connection. My wife loved the idea of putting the blanket in a sham. I have no issue with the lack of city water inlet from outside. At least so far. Our pump has plenty of pressure and I’ve used the shower once so far and find it very good, but I’ll a,ways use a bath house assuming a clean one is available. We have a 14 year old and tried 3 sleeping on the made up bed. It works, but we bought a Luno inflatable bed that goes between the driver and passenger seats that seems to do the trick for her. The only real issue we have so far is the awning does not seem to close completely at the rear, so I’ve strapped it closed with Velcro till we can get the van in for a warranty visit. Waiting to see if anything else needs fixing. Although I like the van overall, I find the ride noisy and rough. Constantly correcting the steering, just like my Jeep. Very susceptible to wind gusts and passing trucks. Not a deal breaker, but nowhere near as nice as my RAM. We don’t have a lot of miles yet, but we seem to be getting north of 15 MPG, mostly city driving and some highway. That’s very encouraging. We have an airstream and love that. But my daughter just started travel softball and I think the Travato will be great to go to games with, camp overnight if necessary, and hang out between games and get relief from the heat and rain.

Very good presentation

Excelente video gracias saludos desde Mexico 🇲🇽🌮

thank you for your GREAT review. heading out tomorrow to look at a few, still vacillating bet K & KL...

Nice review!

Excellent video.

I just looked on Amazon for coffee cup holders they have some to attach to your drivers side window where is slides down. And one that attaches to the vans vents. Good luck. My Brother has a 2022 Travato GL he loves it.

I thoroughly enjoyed your review. We are in Australia, and we have just put a deposit on a Horizon Casuarina. We have chosen the twin singles option. The van is the equivalent of your Ram in the US. Here, it is a Fiat Ducato. Italian manufactured. It has a 2.2 litre turbo diesel with 180hp, 9 speed auto. We will have the 2023 version. We have to wait 6 months before we can take ownership. Yes, it is made already and sitting on the display yard. But, being a display model and they take it to RV shows, we can not have it until they produce a new one to replace this one. Thems are the rules, I guess. Once again, I thoroughly enjoyed your down to earth review.

Loved your video! Didn't know about switching the power switch to 15! (We just bought our 2024 Travato 59k and the walk through wasn't the best.) We have on the heat and the van is plugged in but I didn't know what power was on. It's -8 degrees here, so I threw on my coat and went out and checked and changed the amp to 15! Thank you for that info! Also, I love you storage in the back of your van! What did you use and was it easy to install? Thank you for this video! I subscribe to you channel!

Wonderful review and I'm glad your Class B man is working well. I commented earlier on the loud generator that is supposed to be the quietest generator that is put in RVs and it's not. Cummins diesel owns the Onan generator company and they had me come down the night before my 7 a.m. appointment and plug-in at their lot in Harrisburg which was very kind of them so I could run the air conditioning for my dog and I on a very hot humid night also and they were very honest that it may take a couple weeks to get the part they needed. The RV dealer who sold me the van was kind enough to pay for a spot in the campground where I could get electric hookup until my air conditioner got repaired and I don't mind saying it was Colton RV in the Poconos at Wind Gap PA. Thank you for saving my dog and me from the extreme heat and humidity. The back-up camera quit working because it was shorted out because of using aftermarket wiring by Thor industries during the pandemic, again I'm sure a supply issue. The Dodge dealership near me replace the backup camera after three months of not having a backup camera. I am pleased by the consideration of the Dodge dealership who replaced it for me rather than driving three and a half hours round-trip to the RV sales and service. Thanks again for your review of the mind is not a Winnebago it is a Thor and I will never buy another floor because of the many many problems I had with it.

Great review! I bought a 2022/2023 59K in March. The one I have has problems. But I also got a problematic price for it and am dealing with fixing the issues. I had all 4 Nexum tires with tread separation. At 69 mph the vibration was so bad that it pulled 2 screws totally out of the passenger bed frame mount. I fixed that with larger #14 1-1/4" screws on both bed frame mounts. I replaced all 4 tires but now have a wobble, not just in the steering wheel but in the whole coach around 39 mph when accelerating or in an upgrade. My Ram service manager has the vehicle now and is trying to find the cause. I have done a lot of research on this and think I know what the issue is. But it is just my guess so I will see what the service people have to say. It is such a nice riding rig otherwise that I hope I get to use it one of these days.

We like like our RVSuperbag bedding and I has the mattress pad built in.

Enjoyed the critique helped me make a decision on what to buy in a van. I still like the Mercedes chassis.

Always appreciate an owner review...good job! Subscribing...curious if you have addressed not going lithium and if you have regrets.

Very good price. I really like it alot.

One of the reasons we bought the 22/23 259 G instead of the K was because we have unlimited room to push back the drivers seat! I’m 6’ and my wife is 5’11”. We love the unlimited leg and back room. Mike- I think you’d like the G better, especially if you are traveling solo. The bathroom is narrower, though.

Ummm, yeah. I would want that sink cover for food prep. LOL

Cup holder idea - maybe it was already said. It should be in the door where the mirror/window controls are. Those controls can move a bit.

New subscriber here. Very nice and helpful review! Any thoughts on build quality? I guess it's holding up well overall? I've heard horror stories about RV build quality in general.

Really like your garage setup. Where did you find the rack system? Would like to add these to our van.

Love the sleekness of the vent cover. Can you share where you got yours from?

Mike, thank you for the great review. Just looked at one on the lot yesterday. What limitations do you see with this being a front wheel drive? Not considering off road, but how would this handle if caught in a light snowfall or some slippery weather? Have you experience this? Thanks.

Thank you for the nice review. Can you show what is on the roof? Can we add storage, kayaks, up there?

I love your shirt! And, i love your sheets, comforters and pillows! I'm a nautical person!❤

Love your video! How did you get your bike secured on your bike rack? The bike frame connector on the bike rack is 90 degrees off from me securing my bike and I have a Lectric Lite bike. Thanks for any suggestions you may have. Happy traveling!!!!!

非常好看视频

This was a really good video - quite useful. One question: the city water hookup is on the INSIDE? Am I understanding that right? If so, how can you get around that? What was Winnebago thinking?

Did you rent one before you bought it? I’d love to own one. Hopefully I can find one to rent before I buy. Thanks for the review.

Great review. Thanks for the detailed walk through. Do you keep a trash can or container somewhere?

You could get some fairy lights ...they work great for lighting

nice rv for oricé tag

I don’t like the hard wear as much as the 2021 and I like the shine and the cupboards from the 21, too. I like the twin beds better.

I was curious about the pizza oven curtain. Did you purchase one or make one that attaches to those velcro circles? We have a 59K Travato and I'd like to get a curtain.

Why didn’t you get the lithium one? Do you think if I get the regular “K” model that I can run the generator and the roof ac for 8 hours or more continuous for boondocking? If I run the generator for 8 hrs continuously will it overheat or blowup? I have not seen any test on KZfaq on running the Travato generator continuously for 8 hrs or more. I like to see you do that test. Thank you.

Great video we have a 2017 59K. Do you have a link to the bed toppers you got on amazon that will fit the 59K beds

Great review. We have about 4000 miles on our T and we've averaged about 15.8 mpg. Tell me about that dash mount for the camera...........I been looking for one??

We're did you buy your winnebago? I'm in Missouri trying to find a place to look at one. If you can let me know, we're you got yours. Thank you for your video.

Hey Mike- Where did you order those blue/white dimmable puck lights over your kitchen? Are they easy to install? Price? Thanks.

Where did you get the magnetic cover for the MaxAir fan?

Great review. You said you had to have a special adapter to hook up a couple of suitcase Solar panels? I have a Jackery suitcase solar panel kit. Can you put in the link or tell me what you use please

what about cooking with that seat RIGHT THERE! I think the kitchen ought to be on the other side and not so big just put a table that raises on the end, block half the door, that would be fine. That is the only thing I DON'T LIKE, plus able to adjust the steering wheel I agree with you

Can you get more solar from the factory? Have you considered lithium batteries?

Where did you get that cover for the fan?

In the winter u left it plugged in an used the heat to keep it warm ? Did u leave water in it too ? Just trying to learn

can you tell me if the back of the drivers seat gets food or oil splash from cooking, looks way to close?

Is there ANY recline on the driver seat if seat moved forward a bit?

Where did you order the fan cover overhead?

Could u get that van as a daily driver, or is it a hassle for daily use?

Did I miss it, or did you omit any mention of a furnace. I assume it has one.

How tall are you? My husband is 6 foot 1. Wondering if he can stand inside without any problem. Thanks in advance.

How many consecutive days have you comfortably camped as a couple in the 59k?

wow at 6'4" I"d really be cramped in the drivers seat.. deal breaker.

I rather have a jacknife bed. The stove should be curse from the driver seat.

While showing the bathroom you failed to show the toilet. Any reason why?

C4cia👍🏻

Can the tv be changed out for a smart tv?

the stove is too close to the back side of the drivers seat, don't you think?

The coast is 59k ?

Will this fit in a garage?

Does it have air conditioning?

what is the height on the inside I`m 6`2'?

This model vans style lights etc...were made in europe till 2015 or 2016 ...i don't understand how this one is a model 2021?

I think the entire RV industry is deceptive about "twin" beds. The entire bedding and mattress industry will tell you a "twin" is 38" wide. RV mattresses that measure 25-28" wide are singles, or bunks. The bedding industry suggests they are for young children or cribs. Lengths are similarly creative. Yes it is hard to fit two real twins in an RV, but why tell lies about it?

I wish it was 59k! lol

$160k cash? ;)