Use the complete Roller Team name
Zefiro, Auto-Roller, T-Line and Pegaso models cover different body styles and layouts. Give the full model number and year. A six-berth description alone is not enough to distinguish one family layout from another.
Count travelling seats, not beds
Large Roller Team motorhomes are often bought for family trips, but berth count and belted-seat count can differ. Tell the provider how many approved travelling seats are fitted and disclose any later change to seats or restraints.
Read the plate before loading
Confirm the maximum authorised mass and each driver’s entitlement. Passengers, water, bikes and accessories consume payload. Insurance does not replace the need to keep the motorhome within its legal weight.
Match the value to the body type
Compare the same range, chassis, year and condition. Pegaso integrated models should be compared with similar Pegasos, not simply with any Roller Team of the same age. Ask how a total loss would be valued.
Private use is not rental use
If the motorhome is lent for payment, advertised on a hire platform or used by a business, ordinary private cover may not apply. Explain the arrangement before anyone books it. Occasional named drivers should also be added correctly.
Glass, additions and travel
For an integrated model, check the windscreen limit. Declare solar panels, an awning, racks, tow equipment or suspension changes. For foreign trips, confirm duration, countries and suitable breakdown recovery.