RV Repair & Maintenance Tips

5 years is the timeframe. Certainly heavy travel wear is always to be monitored. If the RV is sitting at home or a seasonal park the tires are degrading, UV light from sunlight , rain, mud and frozen ground seriously affects tires. If you're going to make a move after being in one place for an extended period of time. Replace Tires , inspect brakes , repack bearings. A blow out on a highway can be disastrous. Every trip. Check tire pressure,

The terms of any Warranty are complicated to say the least. If you are hiring an RV Technician to perform warranty work you need to open a claim. Be sure to get a claim number. If you can discuss the issue to see if it's covered by the warranty you have. Each one is different. You and Technician will have to work together.

Winters in the Northeast can be hard on recreational vehicles left outside, so be sure you take the necessary steps to ensure your RV is...

Paying attention to common sense general maintenance issues now lets you get ahead of likely repairs before they become costly,...