Trailer Hitch RV, a family-owned dealership based in Nipomo, California, expanded its inventory to include 2026 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Pack toy hauler models.
The addition aimed to support recreational vehicle demand across the Central Valley and Bakersfield regions.
The updated inventory included multiple toy hauler floor plans designed for cargo transport, sleeping accommodations, and extended travel, according to mycarrollcountynews
Specific units added to the lineup included the Wolf Pack 25-14, 275PACK15, 290PACK13, and 350PACK15 series.
The dealership focused on securing models equipped for mixed-use travel and equipment hauling.
Key features of the new inventory included convertible garage areas, integrated fuel stations on select models, generator-ready configurations, and slide-out floor plans.
Trailer Hitch RV also maintained its selection of pre-owned units, listing used models such as Forest River Sandstorm toy haulers.
The dealership’s broader inventory featured lightweight travel trailers and fifth wheels from manufacturers including Keystone RV, Grand Design, and Coachmen RV.
To support the regional market, the company provided financing assistance, trade-in processing, and consignment services.
Buyers were granted access to pre-qualification tools to review payment options prior to finalizing purchase decisions.
The dealership’s service department handled ongoing maintenance needs, including electrical system repairs, appliance servicing, water heater and HVAC maintenance, and seasonal vehicle preparation.
The facility also offered accessory sourcing and replacement components for various models.
Brian Kincade, service manager at Trailer Hitch RV, noted that the company was among the first dealerships in California to offer fifth-wheel trailers.
Kincade stated that the current inventory encompasses a variety of towable options, including fifth wheels, travel trailers, and toy haulers.
For the RV industry, the strategic expansion of specialized inventory like toy haulers highlights a consumer shift toward multi-functional travel units that accommodate both living space and outdoor recreation equipment.