Most people are used to driving vehicles with one wheel at each corner, such as a typical passenger car, mini-van or sport-utility. As soon as you add additional wheels, like … Read more
One of the most satisfying things about being a Do-It-Yourself RVer is the ability to complete projects that are often (mistakenly) thought to be too challenging for a non-professional. We’ve … Read more
Learn how to winterize an RV by using an air compressor and antifreeze. Also see how to prevent debris from entering the piping in your RV.
Have you ever been happily rolling down the highway in your RV and heard a “crack” as a truck passed by? You know… that awful sound a stone makes when … Read more
We’re about to spend our 12th winter as full-time RVers. Having lived our entire lives in a four-season climate before reaching escape velocity in our motorhome, one of the most … Read more
We all have to deal with sloped campsites or soft ground at times, especially when boondocking in remote locations. Like many large motorhomes, the leveling system in our rig is fully … Read more
You’ve probably heard of ‘cold’ tire pressure before. Most people know that the only correct way to check tire pressure is when the tires are cold. Related:Â How to Inflate Your … Read more
No matter what type of RV you have… Class A, B or C, 5th wheel, travel trailer or pop-up camper… they all have one thing in common: tires. To stay … Read more
Window awnings keep your RV cooler and they’re easy to install, too! We’ll show you EVERY step needed to perform this simple DIY task with confidence. Factory-Supplied Awnings Aren’t Enough … Read more
Leaving your RV’s gray valve open when fully hooked up allows you to take long showers without worrying about dumping or filling up the gray tank. But what about sewer … Read more