RV Safety

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

Driveable RVs fall into three classes: Class A – the heavyweight, Class C- the middleweight, and Class B- the lightweight. But which is the easiest to drive? Is there a clear winner above all the others? Growing up, our family owned a Class A Winnebago, the heavyweight of all RVs. If you are thinking of

RV fires can start at any time, whether your RV is moving or parked. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), almost 2,000 RV fires occur yearly. Faulty wiring and electrical shorts lead to nearly 35% of all RV fires.  Unfortunately, several other reasons, such as issues with water heaters, generators, and air conditioners,

One of the most important and often forgotten things when traveling in your RV is a windshield cover. Having a good windshield cover will help protect your dashboard, regulate the temperature inside your RV, and aid in its overall protection. However, it’s important to have a high-quality windshield cover if you want it to do

When we hit the road, I did my best to learn how to avoid RV tire blowouts. I was always afraid that I would be riding along and—boom—tire blowout. I’ve seen too many movies where this was the start of a terrifying adventure, and I couldn’t have that. The best way to avoid RV tire