Below is a list of RV comparisons we have done to help you learn some of the reasons why Montana has been the # 1 selling Fifth Wheel for TEN YEARS in a row.
Please note that this area is under construction and more is being added all the time.
First comparison is Montana RV VS Alpine RV
Second comparison is Montana RV VS Jayco Pinnacle
Third comparison is Montana RV VS Cedar Creek
Forth comparison is Montana RV VS Bighorn RV
Please note that this area is under construction and more is being added all the time.
First comparison is Montana RV VS Alpine RV
| Montana | Alpine |
| # 1 Selling 5th wheel 10 Years in a row. | # 25 selling 5th wheel last year. |
| Stamp steel roof studs. | Old school cheaper wood roof studs |
| Aluminum framed slide outs | Old school cheaper wood framed slides |
| Aluminum Framed Floor. Constructed like a home | Floor built like a cheap lite weight trailer |
| R-38 Roof insulation | Only R-28 insulation |
| Dinette table swivels & slides for room | Cheaper RV dinette |
| Mor/Ryde rubber suspension 4" of travel | Cheaper trail air with only 3" of travel |
| Good year name brand tires | Cheaper off brand tire |
| Easy store sewer boomer | Not available |
| Battery discount | Not available |
| Easy set remote control system | Not available |
| Rear hitch for bike rack is standard | Not available |
Second comparison is Montana RV VS Jayco Pinnacle
| Montana | Jayco |
| # 1 Selling 5th wheel 10 years in a row. | Jayco hasn't had a high profile fifth wheel in the top ten in years. |
| Stamp steel roof studs for better insulation | Old style Aluminum studs with no insulation |
| Roof is constructed like your home | Roof constructed like a cheaper light weight camper |
| R-38 Roof insulation. Our Insulation is 38 from front to back and side to side. | R-21 in the center of roof. As the roof tappers to the side walls the insulation gets thin and less in R value |
| R-9 side wall insulation | Only R-8 insulation |
| 2 layers of luan board in walls | Saving money by only putting in one layer. |
| Aluminum Framed floor studs | Cheaper old style wood studs in floor. |
| Aerodynamic, Max turn Front Fiberglass cap | Old style RV cap that is not to great for short beds or gas. |
| Heavy Duty Hydraulic slide system | Cheaper electric motor system |
| 4 step entry into camper | Cheaper taller 3 step entry |
| Easy set remote control system | Not available |
| Rear mounted bike rack hitch standard | Not available |
| Molded solid surface bathroom counter top | Multiple piece counter & sink. Hope water doesn't get in gaps. |
| 5.1 home theater surround sound system | Cheaper RV stereo. |
Third comparison is Montana RV VS Cedar Creek
| Montana | Cedar Creek |
| # 1 selling 5th wheel 10 years in a row. | Scraped in at # 10 last year. |
| 5" Stamp steel roof studs for Maximum insulation | 4" Hollow aluminum studs with no insulation inside |
| Radius Roof Allowing Maximum Interior Height | Old stile flat roof line |
| Welded Aluminum Studs in Floor & Walls | Cheaper Screwed together aluminum studs all over |
| Side walls built on a C&C machine for exact tolerances | Handmade. |
| R-9 Foam block insulation | R-7 Fiberglass insulation that can settle over time. |
| 25' marine grade dynaspan floor decking Limited lifetime warranty | 4x8 sheets of plywood. That's a lot of squeaky joints over time. |
| 90 amp power convert. Gives you extra power. | Only a 65 amp power convert |
| Free standing table slides and swivels for more room | Standard RV dinette. |
| Molded solid surface counter top. | Multiple piece counter & sink. Hope water doesn't get in gaps causing damage. |
| Aerodynamic, Max turn Front Fiberglass cap. | Flat taller style RV cap that is not good for aerodynamics |
Forth comparison is Montana RV VS Bighorn RV
| # 1 selling 5th wheel 10 years in a row. | # 3 selling 5th wheel last year for it's first time. |
| 5" Stamp steel roof studs for Maximum insulation | 4" Hollow aluminum studs with no insulation inside |
| Roof is constructed like your home | Roof constructed like a cheaper light weight camper |
| R-38 Roof insulation. Our Insulation is 38 from front to back and side to side. | R-21 in the center of roof. As the roof tappers to the side walls the insulation gets thin and less in R value |








