Are you asking, “Does an RV battery need to be vented?” Most modern RVs have at least one battery to power the DC circuits and appliances when the RV is not connected to shore power. Depending on your RV’s battery, it will need to be properly vented. Determining if your specific battery needs to be …
Slide toppers are one of the most common RV accessories which people add to their rigs. They help keep the tops of your slides free of dirt and debris, and they can help prevent water intrusion from the top of your slide outs. These benefits make setup and take down of your RV faster while …
When traveling with an RV there are many cases where you’ll want or need a smaller vehicle than your RV. This can be especially true if you travel in a larger Class A or Class C motorhome. These RVs are great for traveling and parking in a campsite but not so much for running errands …
Whether or not RVs need special tires depends on a number of things. There are no special tires that are designated “RV tires.” Travel trailers, 5th wheels, and Class B, Class C, or Class A motorhomes will have unique characteristics which put different demands on the tires on which it is riding on. Let’s take …
Properly inflated tires are important for all vehicles, but they are especially important on RVs. Proper tire pressure allows your tires safely to carry the load of your RV while maximizing tire life and ride comfort. Let’s take a look at how to make sure your RV tires are properly inflated. How to Check Tire Pressure …
Yes, hitting a curb can damage your RV tires. Depending on several factors like speed, angle of the hit, shape, and height of the curb, tire pressure, and more, hitting a curb can also damage your rims, axles, brakes, suspension, RV structure and cause damage to items stored inside the RV. Here we’ll take a …
