Which is better for tailgating and camping?

The Road Warrior 340P. It collapses onto caster wheels, weighs 85 lb and fits in a trunk. The Westwood is a fixed backyard grill at roughly 46 by 47 by 35 inches.

Which has more cooking space?

The Traeger Westwood. It gives 424 sq in on the main grate and 653 sq in total against 340 sq in on the Road Warrior 340P.

Can the Traeger Westwood sear a steak?

Not at high heat. Its range stops at 450°F, while the Road Warrior 340P reaches 700°F. For a hard sear, use the Road Warrior or a cast-iron pan on the Westwood.

Is the Road Warrior 340P worth $400 more?

Only if you need portability or 700°F heat. The Westwood costs less, cooks more food at once and carries a 7-year warranty.

The Westwood has a stated 7-year warranty; the Road Warrior 340P listing states no warranty. The Road Warrior's 304 stainless grates and deflector resist rust, but its collapsible frame adds moving parts that can wear with travel.

Do either work without power?

No. Both need electricity: the Road Warrior 340P requires a 110V GFCI outlet, and the Westwood's controller and WiFIRE need power too.

recteq Road Warrior 340P vs Traeger Westwood Pellet Grill

Buy the Road Warrior 340P if you need a pellet grill that travels and can sear hot. Buy the Traeger Westwood if you want more cooking space, Wi-Fi control and a long warranty for a fixed backyard spot. The Road Warrior 340P is $1,299 at Modern BBQ Supply as of November 3; the Traeger Westwood is $899 at The General Store Spokane as of November 3. The Westwood costs less and cooks more food at once, but it tops out at 450°F and stays put.

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