If you’ve owned an RV for any length of time, then you understand how finicky their air conditioners can be. We’ve all been there where it’s a million degrees outside, and your RV AC refuses to run consistently. Instead, it cycles on and off even though there doesn’t seem to be anything physically wrong with…
The RV industry is one of the fastest-growing industries in the country. With great growth comes great innovation and new design ideas. One of these many design ideas and innovations is the addition of a second black tank on select RVs and models. While the addition of a second black tank is pretty common nowadays,…
RVs are more popular than they’ve ever been, both for weekend warriors and long-term living. Because of the growing need for RVs that you can use long-term and for large families, designers are getting creative with how to maximize water tank capacity. While some designers simply install larger grey tanks, others design their RVs with…
Whether you’re a first-time tower or a seasoned veteran who does it professionally, trailer sway is a constant fear and problem. No matter how experienced you are in towing trailers or RVs, you can never predict when a stiff breeze will come from out of nowhere. You also can’t predict when you’ll have to swerve…
Towing a trailer or RV with your truck or car can be a daunting task when you’re not properly prepared. There are tons of horror stories out there about vehicles overturning or going off the road because their trailer swayed or tipped and took them with it. However, with the proper equipment, such as a…
If you’re towing a trailer or RV with a truck that has a traditional rear or bottom hitch, you usually won’t have to worry about needing a hitch extender. However, if you have a car or SUV with a bottom-mounted hitch, an extender might be necessary. This is especially the case when the ball hitch…
Weight distribution hitches are all the latest and greatest rage when it comes to towing. While weight distribution hitches have been around for, they’ve become extremely popular in the last decade or two. Weight distribution hitches are highly recommended by trucking and towing professionals. However, are they required by law? While weight distribution hitches are…
Thanks to tools like sway bars and weight distribution hitches, towing trailers and RVs is safer than ever. However, not everyone wants to invest in both towing tools and would prefer to spend their money on just a sway bar. This begs the question, though, about whether or not it’s ok to use a sway…
Weight distribution hitches (WDH) are meant to make your towing experience easier and more enjoyable. However, depending on your setup and the condition of your hitch, there’s a chance that it can make it more uncomfortable and noisy. Like all types of hitches, weight distribution hitches are prone to squeaking, popping, and creaking noises. If…
In terms of overall durability, weight distribution hitches (WDH) are one of the most durable types of hitches. Unfortunately, nothing in this world lasts forever and that includes your weight distribution hitch. While they might last longer than certain other types of hitches, there’s a lot that goes into determining the lifespan of your WDH. …
Join our Newsletter to stay up to date on the latest RV topics and receive our FREE RV Inspection Cheat Sheet Today. Use this tool to inspect new or used campers you are looking at purchasing.
