It is vital that you take out some time to take measures to ensure proper maintenance of your recreational vehicle.
\nHere we have seven (7) ways you can maintain the overall performance of your RV:<\/p>\n
Inspect, inspect, inspect!<\/strong> Check your RV\u2019s battery<\/strong> Monitor your RV\u2019s brakes<\/strong> Change Oil, often<\/strong> Replace air, fuel, coolant, and hydraulic filters<\/strong> Check tire pressure and tighten wheel lug nuts<\/strong> Choose RV storage facilities over open garages<\/strong> It is vital that you take out some time to take measures to ensure proper maintenance of your recreational vehicle. Here we have seven (7) ways [\u2026]<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":5,"featured_media":262,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[1],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n
\nWater leaks are a menace and can occur through any open seams be it in your roof, vents or air-conditioning units. It is suggested that you inspect the seams and roof sealing of your RV, every three months; to prevent water from seeping in and cause some drastic water damage.<\/p>\n
\nThe very last thing that we would like to happen, is for the batteries to die out during a long trip. Ouch.
\nCheck your RV\u2019s battery at all times and ensure that it remains fully charged. It is important note also note that an average battery lasts anywhere from three to five years, and it is important to keep track of when a replacement may be required.<\/p>\n
\nIt is very important for you to maintain safety. Properly maintain your wheel bearings and make sure that the brakes remain well lubricated.<\/p>\n
\nRV require seasonal oil change, unlike cars. It is important that you change your oil every 3,000-4,000 miles to ensure that your vehicle remains well maintained.<\/p>\n
\nMuch similar to how an oil change in important, it is just as essential for you to change your RV\u2019s air, fuel, coolant, and hydraulic filters on regular basis, as the damage resulting may take a toll on your wallet.<\/p>\n
\nEnsure your safety before any trip, by tightening lug nuts and measuring the tire pressure of your RV. While, it is important to avoid having a flat or underinflated tire, it is just as important for you to don\u2019t drive with a loose lug nut that may lead towards you losing a wheel in the middle of the road.<\/p>\n
\nParking your much valued recreational vehicle in the open, without any security is nothing more than devalue all that your RV has to offer. Think of the precious memories that you were able to make, all thanks to your RV and choose to store your vehicle in a proper RV storage facility.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"