You can learn from my mistake. As the result of my inexperience in matching truck to trailer, I bought the wrong truck to pull my fifth wheel trailer the first time. Here's what you need to know...
The following tips show you how to best use your RV mirrors when backing up, plus how to use RV hand signals from a spotter outside the vehicle.
These simple trailer parking tips should keep you from making dumb or expensive mistakes when parking or backing up your RV trailer.
Bicycles are the most cost-effective, lightweight, easy-to-use way to get around the campground -- followed by electric scooters and motorcycles. Here's how to get all of your bikes to your next RV destination. If you need a new bicycle, following are some really fun bikes worth considering. Plus, all the best RV carriers & lifts for bicycles, scooters, and motorcycles.
If you want to take some leisurely spins through the campground or RV park -- and be able to stop and visit with other campers along the way -- then you'll probably want to bring along an extra set of wheels that's easily towable inside or behind your RV. Here are all the best ways to get around RV parks and campgrounds.
Does your pickup truck barely control the weight of your heavy 5th wheel RV? Using a Class 8 heavy duty truck -- or semi truck -- converted for RV towing gives you a wide margin of safety and more power than you'll ever need!
Choosing between 5th wheel trailers and bumper pull trailers depends on a number of factors that are all spelled out for you right here. Deciding based on price alone could be a big mistake.
How your RV hitch is mounted and hooked up is critical. These videos show what to do... and what NOT to do when hooking up an RV hitch to your truck.
RV buying involves making many comparisons to find out which type best matches your needs. Fifth wheel RVs and motorhomes have some dramatic differences that are spelled out for you here. There's even a video of another option, the Sprinter Van based motorhome.
Mountain driving in an RV requires some unique maneuvering both up and down hills. It's much different in an RV than in a car. Here's how to drive up hills and down hills in an RV without burning up your brakes.
