While RV-DE-FENDER won’t prevent a trailer tire blowout, it will defend your travel trailer from the damaging repercussions of one. Some call it a “first-of-its-kind technology to prevent trailer tire blowouts.” It’s an interesting adjective, and you hear something similar …
A 30-lb RV propane tank is the beating heart of many fifth wheels, along with the occasional travel trailer. And that’s great if that were all there was to it. However, people throw around the terms “gallons” and “pounds” quite …
While the RV sewer donut is not the most palatable topic to discuss in RV circles, it’s a necessary one. Otherwise known as a sewer collar or a sewer circle, it’s one of those “need-to-have” tools in your RV kit. …
RV skid wheels, or casters, are a great solution to an issue that occasionally confronts RVers—scraping the bottom of your rig on the ground when navigating uneven surfaces and steep grades. Having a steep driveway or spending a lot of …
An app for leveling a camper was just a matter of time. Now there are several of them on the market, and most of them are free. Setting up camp isn’t the most exciting part of the journey, so it’s …
In this article, we will show you how to insulate your RV underbelly and why it is important. Also, we have step-by-step instructions on how to do the work yourself. Follow us as we explore how to insulate an RV …
There’s nothing more annoying than traveling down the road, listening to your travel trailer hitch squeaking. It’s a common problem that we’ll all face with our travel trailer at some point. To stop trailer hitch squeaking there are some simple …
In the camping industry, you don’t often hear the words Airstream and slide-out in the same sentence. These campers are iconic, in large part, because of their consistent look and timeless design. But the question remains, do Airstreams have slide-outs? …
Labeling specific brands as travel trailers with the best resale value is kind of misleading. Even non-RV enthusiasts can probably name some of the major brands out there. Many top travel trailer brands have great track records when it comes …
On average, dealers mark up travel trailers around 35% to 40%. Now, that may sound pretty steep until you consider revenue versus profit. After all, dealers have to pay their workers, advertising, inventory costs, and in many cases, they get …
There are a lot of reasons RV slides have carpet, including as an area for the kids to play inside. Carpet is cheap, holds up relatively well, is simple to install, and provides a certain aesthetic, depending on the kind …
Just thinking about the subject of keeping spiders out of my camper makes the hair on my arms stand up. I hate spiders. Bugs of any kind inside my camper are a nope. I once found a big one in …