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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about building, buying, and owning a Rovikk trailer.
We build trailers across five distinct series — Teardrops NW, FanCave, Coachworks, Overland, and Toy Hauler — each designed for a different way to get outside. Use the tabs below to see how pricing, lead time, and build details compare by series.
In-person viewing is available by appointment at our shop in Salem, OR. Reach out and we can schedule an appointment.
Yes! We have rentals available at Rovikk that let you test a teardrop trailer. If you decide to purchase afterward, up to $500 of the rental fee can be applied to your purchase. New to teardrop trailers? Our first-time buyer's guide covers what to think through before you shop.
Start by using our Online Builder to configure your trailer and submit your build — our team will follow up to discuss availability, options, and next steps. You can also reach us directly by phone, text, or email. The ordering process varies a bit by series (for example, Coachworks starts with a design fee, and Overland/Toy Hauler ship as-is) — see the series-specific details below.
Rovikk does not offer in-house financing. Visit our financing page for options, including Rock Solid Funding. We are happy to provide any documentation your lender may need during the financing process.
Yes, we can assist with shipping arrangements. While we don't offer in-house delivery, we do have a freight company we partner with, or many customers use third-party services like Uship or ShipLux. Delivery cost and timelines depend on your location and the trailer model.
It depends on the model and configuration you choose. Most of our trailers are designed to be towed by midsize SUVs and trucks with the proper hitch and wiring connection. Off-Road models come standard with a Max Coupler articulating hitch, while Highway models use a standard 2" ball hitch. Always verify your vehicle's towing capacity before choosing a trailer. If you're towing with a mid-size SUV specifically, see our guide to lightweight, SUV-towable trailers.
Think about how and where you plan to camp — weekend getaways, tailgates, off-road adventures, or hauling toys. That will help you choose the right series and model. Our Compare Models page and Online Builder make it easy to see specs and options side by side. Planning to tackle rougher terrain? Our off-road trailer guide covers what actually matters for off-road capability.
No, but there are great portable options available on the market you can purchase separately.
Yes. Our trailers are well-suited for off-grid camping thanks to efficient power use and compact size. Battery capacity and solar options vary by series and model — the builder and model pages show what's available for each.
We offer a 5% discount off base price for Veterans.
Not currently, we sell directly from our shop in Salem, Oregon.
Want more detail?
Explore our full guides on off-road capability, kitchen galleys, towing with an SUV, customizing your build, and buying your first trailer.
Questions by Series
Pricing, lead time, and build details differ across our five series — select one to see specifics.