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Travel Trailers

Tips for stopping and braking when pulling a trailer, driving at highway speeds, and balancing your RV's weight distribution. If you've never towed a trailer behind a truck or motorhome before, then read this first!

Fleetwood travel trailers have officially become a classic RV vehicle. On March 9, 2009 Fleetwood stopped producing new travel trailers. Fleetwood motorhomes are still going strong, however. Here's the scoop...

An equalizer hitch is probably the most important part of towing a travel trailer. That, and how well you properly load the trailer. Here are my best tips for loading and towing RV travel trailers.

Following these few simple defensive driving techniques will greatly increase the likelihood that your RV lifestyle won't be cut short because of an unfortunate accident that probably could have been avoided -- if you had just done things a little differently.

Just like homeowners are starting to downsize their homes in order to become more cost & space-conscious, RVers are also downsizing these says, as a way to save money while still having fun out on the road. Here are the pros & cons of downsizing your RV lifestyle, plus a few things you may want to think about.

Some very famous people have enjoyed the RV lifestyle. Here are some of the rich and famous stories surrounding RVs, motorhomes, and Airstream trailers.

Fleetwood is one RV manufacturer that knows the business inside and out, and side to side. Fleetwood is indeed the be all, do all of the RV manufacturing industry. Here's why.

Gulf Stream, a leading manufacturer of a full range of RV products was founded and is still owned by the Shea family -- since 1971. Gulf Stream strives to follow all the units they build throughout their entire life. They not only register the RVs of original owners, but also second owners. Now that's a level of commitment most other RV manufacturers just don't bother with!

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.