These tips cover the main ways that RV driving is different from driving any other type of vehicle. You'll want to familiarize yourself with these unique scenarios BEFORE your first solo driving adventure behind the wheel of an RV!
Love the truck, but hate the ride? This can be fixed by adding air ride suspension to your RV or tow vehicle. With adjustable air bladders you can level the load and smooth out the ride. Why let your truck beat you to death? Get air ride suspension and ride in comfort.
New RVs are safer than ever -- with all of the safety alarms and detectors that are factory-installed. But, if you're buying a used RV, then you may need to add an RV alarm or two yourself. Here is a list of RV alarm and safety detection equipment that you need to have on board at all times.
When you pick up your new RV the dealer will include a complimentary starter kit to get you off on the right foot into the RV lifestyle. Unfortunately this is but the tip of the iceberg in RV equipment and accessories that are essential. Here's the rest of the list.
Just like in your home, there are a number of RV alarm systems you can employ to protect your possessions and the safety of your loved ones. These videos show security systems installed in cargo trailers that would also work in your RV trailer or motorhome.
Looking to try some longterm camping in your RV without breaking the bank? There are lots of places to stay that won't cost you much, but you have to be prepared to fend for yourself -- because cheap means no amenities!
