2019 HELIO "O" SERIES FROM VOS TRAILERS IN OTTAWA, ONTARIO

[@penumbranm]

I just purchased an O3 in Oregon. I live in Seattle. This is a GREAT little RV! I love mine. Still have a lot of campgrounds closed here due to COVID but as soon as things open up I plan on hitting the open road. I pull it with a Subaru Forester, had a four pin flat connector converted to a six round and I use a wireless ECHO brake controller for the brakes. I towed it home 300 miles and it towed easily and the brake controller worked well. Great walk through! Thank you!

[@vostrailers3444]

sorry for the late reply. I'm sure by new you used your little O3 a few times. You're right, the Helios are great little RVs. Well built and easy to tow. To me they are the next Boler, they'll still be on the road 50 years from now. Good luck and Happy Camping.

[@Ultrafrozen]

I love that they all have a twalet in them.

[@wasode20]

Really love the choices of lay out and quality of build

[@rjrocks6345]

How do I order the visor and how much does it cost? Thanks.

[@michellerisley7701]

What is the resale value on these Helios?

[@peltieric]

Best presentation on Helio

[@vostrailers3444]

Thank you.

[@mind6084]

Great videos! I like the Helio O2. Is it possible to order the cassette toilet/portable toilet for the O2 model instead of their permanent toilet that comes with the black tank?

[@vostrailers3444]

No, sorry!

[@trschin]

They say you can raise the suspension higher on these. Do you think they will hold up if taken on a backcountry mountain bumpy road and if so is there an option for an off road tire on these? Basically what I’m asking is just how durable is the fiberglass construction to jarring etc. ? I really like these and I have a Subaru Outback.

[@vostrailers3444]

Sorry for the late reply. We have many customers that takes their Helio backcountry camping. For the 2021 model year, there is a bigger off road tire available as an option. Not cheap but it's available.

[@TamJ320]

Is it cold weather camping capable?

[@vostrailers3444]

Camping in Canada is from May to October. The furnace would keep you warm in the winter but the water will freeze. There are no trailers on the market for winter camping in Canada.

[@vostrailers3444]

It depends on the definition of cold weather. Our camping season goes from April to October where we are. If planning on camping in the winter months, you won't be able to use the water. However, the furnace will keep you warm and toasty.

[@pmmurf101]

Wondered if Steve can answer this question (I used to work with him a few years ago): How much is the option 04? Neat little trailer!

[@vostrailers3444]

Hi Pam, The O4 will set you back around the mid 20s. Awesome little trailers!

[@bonniehaldeman2566]

@@vostrailers3444 is that CAD or USD?

[@vostrailers3444]

@@bonniehaldeman2566 Hi Bonnie, we are in Canada and our prices are in CDN$

[@williamjohnson650]

I want one how much!?

[@vostrailers3444]

visit our website for more details including pricing. www.vostrailers.ca

[@theresegauthier8274]

I believe its something like 33,000.00

[@wasode20]

Where are they built?

[@vostrailers3444]

In the province of Quebec.

[@jasoncarpenter6152]

Can you add air conditioning? I’m in Georgia

[@vostrailers3444]

Yes, there is an AC option.

[@jameslewis1605]

Still too much weight. Gonna make a camper out of aluminum cans.

[@bishopmolson1]

The price is a joke!!!!

[@vostrailers3444]

You get what you pay for! Want to pay less? you get less. These will be on the road in 50 years from now. And that is incredible!

[@williamjohnson650]

Worth it its not made from Walmart Paul...

[@davidcox2197]

@@vostrailers3444 For that money I would buy a Casita 17 ft spirit deluxe way more included for value.