Are There Recommended Air Mattress Sizes For An RV

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I am looking for a specific size air mattress for an RV. If I gave you the measurements, could you tell me which vehicle type is those measurements? Thanks!

asked by: Dirk P

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The air mattresses that we carry are designed for a truck bed and really wouldn't be the best option for an RV. I'd recommend purchasing an air mattress for an RV bed at your local department store so that you can get exactly the size you need. For the 2016 Ford F-150 Raptor that you have listed as the vehicle we offer the AirBedz Truck Bed Air Mattress w/ Pump and Tailgate Mattress - Camo - 5-1/2' Bed # 341018 or Blue # 341004.

If you instead want a regular mattress then we do offer a few different sizes and styles, like the etrailer eDream Supreme RV Mattress - Hybrid - 75" Long x 60" Wide - Short Queen # e97FR.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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