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PIK•A•DILLY RV CENTRE

Apex RV Pik•A•Dilly RV Centre

We are now a Coachmen Apex dealer!

With lots floorplans available we will have some excellent options for you in this new Ultra-Lite line-up.

PIK•A•DILLY RV CENTRE

Fall Sale Pik•A•Dilly RV Centre

Enjoy a camping experience.

 2016 Summerland 2820 BHGS
Regular: $37, 894.00        Fall Sale: $27,495.00

PIK•A•DILLY RV CENTRE

Laredo2HB8 Pik•A•Dilly RV Centre

Enjoy the “Life Sized” camping experience.

The amenities in your home are life sized. And they should be like that in your camper, too. Couple Laredo’s “Life Sized” features with industry leading quality and sacrifice nothing in your home away from home.

PIK•A•DILLY RV CENTRE

What is RV Care?

RV Care is the largest community of independent RV dealers in Canada. Buying from an RV Care dealer gives you access to a group of the best RV dealers and service technicians across Canada. Pik•A•Dilly is western Manitoba’s only RV Care dealership.

PIK•A•DILLY RV CENTRE

Coachmen Apex259BHSS Pik•A•Dilly RV Centre


Coachmen Apex 259BHSS

An Apex Travel Trailer does not just start off as a frame, walls and roofs.
It begins with an idea! Our belief is that getting the little things right is a BIG THING!
The Apex is not like other lightweight trailers.
It is much smarter because we set new, higher standards for this innovative, truly lightweight trailer.

PIK•A•DILLY RV CENTRE

Laredo RV Pik•A•Dilly RV Centre

Enjoy a Life Sized Camping Experience.

The amenities in your home are life sized.
And they should be like that in your camper, too.
Laredo doesn’t settle for smaller RV sized features.
Instead we make them “life sized” the way you are used to.

7 good reasons to prep your RV with the right antifreeze

Ryan Main, general manager, Pik • A • Dilly

Ryan Main, general manager, Pik • A • Dilly

Why use RV antifreeze when prepping your unit for the winter? Because:

    • RV Antifreeze is non toxic
    • Contains no salt, so will not cause lines to rust/corrode
    • Ready to use, no need to mix first
    • Safe for the plastic water lines in your RV
    • Good for up to -50C
    • Less likely to leave water in any of the lines, compared to blowing out the lines
    • Gives you piece of mind

5 things to consider when shopping for your first/next RV

Ryan Main, general manager, Pik•A•Dilly RV Centre

Ryan Main, general manager, Pik•A•Dilly RV Centre

What type of unit are you looking for?

A travel trailer (or bumper hitch) tows longer behind the tow vehicle, but opens the box up for bikes, bbq’s, and extra storage.

Travel trailers are excellent for seasonal sites as they usually provide more floor space and no steps inside the unit.

A 5th wheel puts more weight on the back of the truck and eliminates the box for larger items to be stored in.

However, you’re ‘towing’ less trailer behind the vehicle, making your load shorter and easier to manoeuvre in tight spots.

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How big are you looking for?

Are you looking for something smaller and lighter weight for towing longer distances every week?

Or, something that will be parked seasonally or only moved once or twice a year so the weight and size aren’t as big a factor?

Other things to think about when size is mentioned could be where it will be stored in the off-season.

Must-haves vs.  Nice-to haves?

What are the features or options that you absolutely won’t compromise on?

What are your must-haves when purchasing this unit?

What are the features that you want in your RV, but wouldn’t be considered deal breakers?

Essentially, what are the options you could live without the easiest?

How many do you need to sleep on a regular basis?

Who will use the unit on a consistent basis?

Are there bunks needed for kids or extra storage area?

Will the kids be there most of the time or could you get away with a convertible sofa bed/dinette table?

New or ‘new to you’?

By law, an RV dealer must do a complete re-safety and re-conditioning of any used unit sold in Manitoba (your neighbour or the guy down the road does not).

This ensures that everything will be working in correct fashion, the way it was designed to be.

You have a dealer standing behind you should you have problems when you get the unit to the campground.

New units come complete with manufacturers warranties and dealer support as well.

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AAA’s Main Man

Don Main-Pik a Dilly RV Centre

Don Main

The Chairman of the American Automobile Association (AAA) board, and the first Canadian to hold this position, is one of our own.

Brandon’s Don Main was elected to the lead the 55 million member group in May 2015.

“Don Main has been an integral part in maintaining AAA’s position of leadership in the automotive industry over the past decade,” says Marshall Doney, AAA President. “As chairman, he will ensure we maintain that position.”
Don takes the helm at unique time in the AAA’s history.

“Automotive technology is changing faster than ever before,” Marshall says. He stresses the need for AAA to “educate motorists about the growing fleet of connected cars and the safe use of technology in the vehicle.”
“This is an exciting time for AAA,” Don says. “As we navigate through the challenges of connected car issues, we must not lose sight of our… commitment to be the motorist’s advocate.”

The owner of Brandon’s Pik-A-Dilly RV Centre, Don has worked for over thirty years to strengthen the RV industry.

The business began in 1962, when his father, Frank Main, introduced an emerging North American-wide RV trend to Brandon.

For the first time, manufacturers were turning out well designed, comfortable, camping trailers. And the public was eager to experience the outdoors in style.

Eight years later, aware that the fledgling RV industry needed structure, Frank worked to create an RV dealer’s association for Manitoba.

When Don became owner in 1978, he, too, worked with like-minded dealers to continuously improve customer service.

Don also became active in associations that promote and protect the interests of travellers.

That led to a range of executive roles including Chair of the board for the Manitoba and the National Canadian Automobile Association.

And now, the talented leader is continuing this role on an international stage.

Pik • A • Dilly

320 Highland Avenue

Trans Canada Highway

Brandon MB  R7C 1A9

phone: 204-728-8570 | 204-728-2015

Toll Free: 1-877-728-8570

web: www.pikadilly.com

Winter Hours:

Monday – Friday

8:30 am – 5:30 pm

Saturday

9:00 am – 4:00 pm

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