At around 3,800 lbs max, the 179 is light enough to tow with a modest vehicle while still packing in a two-burner range, a 4.2 cu. ft. three-way refrigerator, grey shaker cabinetry, and hardwood drawer fronts that give the interior a more polished feel than you'd expect at this size. The wet bath keeps things compact but functional, and the 6'6" interior height means you're not constantly ducking. Optional upgrades like the convection microwave, R-dome awning with screen room, and the Camper-Friendly Package. Which adds a solar charge port, outside shower, seamless countertops with an undermount sink, and an EZ-glide dinette table. Can meaningfully expand what the 179 is capable of. Owners consistently highlight how good it looks and how well it tows; just go in knowing that, like most entry-level ultralights, fit-and-finish can vary and a few small fixes after delivery aren't uncommon.
Other travel trailers floor plans (around 20 ft), similar in size and price to the R-Pod 179.
Based on overall weight and weight directly on tow vehicle's hitch and a new model tow vehicle. Please consult with a professional.
