The extended warranty concept is very much like life insurance. The life insurance company is betting that you will live, and you are betting that you won’t. Carrying that example forward, RV extended warranty companies are betting that little will go wrong, and the buyer is betting that things will. Readers of Consumer Reports and[read more]
Awnings are a great feature to have on your motorhome. There are several different types of RV awnings and they serve different purposes. Window and door awnings provide shade and keep rain away from your RV windows or entry door. Slide-out awnings help to protect the top of the slideout from debris and water. And[read more]
When it comes to the holding tank on your RV, the question is whether to leave the tank valves open or closed when connected for an extended length of time. There are two types of holding tanks on any self-contained RV (not talking fresh water storage here). You have your Grey Water (sink, shower, dishwasher[read more]
A recreational vehicle will sway from side to side when traveling down a road. The motion makes it difficult to control the vehicle and creates an unpleasant ride. Affixing anti-sway bars to the vehicle’s suspension system or hitch will help stabilize it and reduce the swaying motion. Passing trucks and gusts of wind will no[read more]
Here in Arizona, Mesa to be exact, as the heat takes its toll and causes many Tire Blow-outs its easy to loose focus on the importance of a good roof seal. As Monsoon season begins in Arizona it’s always better to bring your Motor Home, Trailer, Fifth Wheel, Toy Hauler, and all RVs down before[read more]
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