Before a long RV trip, check tire pressure and tread, wheel lug torque, brakes, and all fluids. Inspect the battery, propane system, and appliances, test lights and safety detectors, verify hitch and weight distribution, and pack an emergency kit. Confirm … Continued
An RV needs regular maintenance to its roof and seals, tires, brakes, wheel bearings, batteries, plumbing, and appliances. Check the roof and tire pressure monthly, service brakes and bearings annually, reseal seams every year, and winterize the water system before … Continued
Inspect your RV roof at least every three months, and again after any major storm, hail, or long trip. Do a thorough top-to-bottom inspection twice a year, and reseal cracked or peeling sealant as you find it. Most roofs need … Continued