Update 5/12 The four rear tires are original. They have plenty of tread and no visible cracking. Opinions vary if age alone requires new tires. For a sale to an out-of-state buyer who wants new tires if you want to buy some from an Albuquerque tire shop, I can get that done.

Updates:
Forgot to add this link: http://library.rvusa.com/brochure/16_SiestaSprinter_B.pdf
Coach has (3) 12 volt batteries: 1 for the engine, 2 in the coach, deep cycle 12 volt wired in parallel (gives you 12 volts, double the capacity of a single battery)


This RV is in excellent shape inside and out. The exterior is painted (no decals) and you'll find but a few minor scratches. Everything works as it should. If you've driven similar RVs, those are not what this one is. I suggest you drive one of the others first so you'll have a frame of reference for how much better this one rides. I have upgraded the tires and suspension and it made a huge difference. Sway has been dramatically minimized. Poor roads have significantly less impact on ride quality and road noise is much less.

Suspension Upgrade Package B for Sprinters: front and rear progressive SumoSprings, 1.5-inch dia rear sway bar, and Koni FSD rear shocks and Michelin XPS RIB front tires. https://sprinterupgrades.com/collections/sprinter-suspension/products/sprinter-suspension-upgrade. These improvements including installation came to $2500.

I have had a pre-sale inspection by a certified RV Inspector ($600). The inspection yields a clean bill of health save minor issues, most of which have been corrected. This is posted online and I can give you the link if interested. Here is a link to the original brochure for a 2016 Siesta. The interior photos in the brochure are of a 24SA. Mine is a 24ST with the type B optional theater seating. When reading the specs, pay careful attention to notations on which model has what. If you would like to see more photos, I can supply a "Drop Box" link for these.

If the question "So why the heck are you selling it?" comes to mind, I can answer that. I sold my full size SUV so we could buy this RV and it leaves us as a one-car family which is just not working out. Our one car is small. Now, we have already bought a truck and towable RV. My wife loves the truck by the way and therefore are selling this motor home.