Outdoor FunRV Driving / Towing Tips
First time driving an RV? You need to see these tips from RV owners before you drive, turn, back-up, and park an RV for the first time. It’s a lot different from driving a car! And if you’re traveling in an RV, chances are you’ll want to have a separate vehicle to drive around (for sightseeing, shopping, eating, grocery shopping, etc). Here, RVers are sharing their personal experiences and tips for towing a vehicle behind an RV — including RV trailer tips, tow dollies, hitch recommendations, tow ratings, and more.
While you may dream of driving the RV wherever the road may take you, the truth is that sometimes you might have to transport it. Transporting an RV can seem like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. If you are well prepared and do your research, you should be able to have a smooth move and save a lot of money.
After you purchase a new or used RV -- be it a motorhome or trailer -- the most costly item needed to move it down the highway is the fuel that makes the motor run. Fortunately, there's a lot you can do to maximize how far your fuel investment will take you. Here are some tips for getting the most from your RV fuel dollars on the road.
Having appliances like the RV refrigerator or plumbing give you problems can be annoying, but when the RV's motor sputters to a halt and all you get is a Click, Click when you attempt to restart... things can get serious real quick. Your options for seeking roadside assistance vary greatly, depending on what type of RV you have.
