Frequently asked questions

Yes, we offer a range of flexible finance options to help spread the cost of your vehicle. Our team can guide you through available plans and help you find a finance package that suits your budget.

Yes. Jordans Leisure provides full aftersales support, including servicing, MOTs, habitation checks, repairs, and parts.

You can visit us at 45-52 Witham, Kingston Upon Hull, East Yorkshire, HU9 1BS. You can also call 01482 222500 or use our contact form and the team will point you in the right direction.

Yes, we stock a wide range of new and used motorhomes and campervans from trusted brands. Our online stock is kept up to date so you can browse before visiting.

Yes, you are welcome to visit our Hull showroom to explore our range of new and used motorhomes and campervans for sale. Our team will be happy to show you around and answer any questions.

Motorhome and campervan insurance is legally required before driving on public roads. Costs vary depending on vehicle value, storage and usage, and our team can help explain what to consider before you buy.

A TentBox is a rooftop tent designed to fit securely to compatible roof bars, creating a safe and comfortable sleeping space above your vehicle. Compatibility depends on your vehicle and roof bar setup.

Yes, a TentBox requires compatible roof bars fitted to your vehicle. Most TentBox models can be set up quickly, with selected models opening in around five minutes.

TentBox roof tents are designed to work with a wide range of cars, SUVs, vans and 4x4s when suitable roof bars are fitted. Our team can help you check compatibility.

TentBox models are designed for outdoor use and wet weather camping. Our team can talk you through model details, care guidance and accessories that help keep your setup comfortable.

Many customers keep their TentBox fitted for regular use, while others remove it between trips. The right choice depends on storage, vehicle usage and how often you travel.

Capacity depends on the model. Some TentBox models sleep two people, while larger models such as the Lite XL are designed for extra sleeping space.

TentBox installation depends on your vehicle and roof bars. Jordans Leisure offers guidance and in-house installation support to help make sure everything is fitted correctly.

A correctly fitted TentBox on compatible roof bars is designed to provide a secure elevated sleeping space. Always follow fitting, weight and usage guidance for your specific vehicle and model.

A campervan is typically more compact and built within the original van body, making it easier to drive and park. A motorhome is larger and purpose-built, offering more living space, fixed beds and separate bathroom facilities.

In most cases, a standard UK Category B driving licence allows you to drive motorhomes or campervans up to 3,500kg. Larger motorhomes may require a C1 licence. Always check your licence and the vehicle weight.

Yes, we offer motorhome and campervan hire, giving you the opportunity to enjoy the touring lifestyle for holidays, road trips, or to try before you buy.

That depends on your budget, preferred layout, warranty needs and how you plan to travel. New vehicles offer the latest features, while used vehicles can offer excellent value and availability.

Yes. We provide MOT testing for suitable motorhomes and campervans, including Class 4 and Class 7 vehicles. If you are unsure which class your vehicle requires, contact us with your registration number.

Most vehicles should be serviced annually or according to the manufacturer's recommended schedule. Habitation checks are also usually recommended every year to keep your living systems safe and working properly.

A habitation check reviews the living-area systems in your motorhome or campervan, including gas, water, heating and electrics, helping keep the vehicle safe, comfortable and ready for travel.

Running costs vary by vehicle size, mileage, insurance, servicing, storage and usage. Our team can help you compare options and understand likely ownership costs before you buy.

Yes, many owners use their motorhome throughout the year. Heating, insulation, water systems and winter preparation all matter, especially if you plan to travel in colder months.

Campsites, touring parks and designated motorhome stopovers are the safest options. Always check local rules before parking overnight, as restrictions vary between locations.

Most drivers adjust quickly with a little practice. Motorhomes are larger than cars, so allow extra space for turning, braking and parking, and take time to get comfortable before long trips.

Berth choice depends on how many people travel with you and how much space you want. Couples often choose two-berth layouts, while families may prefer four, five or six-berth motorhomes.