Hey Debra, The great thing about the Draw-Tite hitch spare tire carrier #6715 is that it is universal! Meaning it will fit any bolt pattern and tire size. I have had people use this with that same bolt pattern with no issues. The one thing to keep in…
Hey Paul, the LaSalle Bristol XTRM roof membrane like what comes with the part #344270KIT30, is 27 MIL which makes it about 0.68 mm thick. What type of roof material was on it prior?
Hey Liz. The cameras of the Furrion Vision S+ item #FR64AD will need to be wired directly to a constant 12v power source, like your Grand Design's batteries, to use them in the security mode. With the infrared lights on each camera will pull less…
Hi Michael, that’s a really smart question, and I’m glad you asked before trying it. Those Ark corner steadies part #ARK94FR aren’t meant to level a motorhome, especially not a 33 foot Class A. They’re designed to stabilize after you’re already…
Hey Michael! Since you were looking at the SoftStartRV Soft Start #SSR54FR are you wanting that built in as well? The Active Controls ActiveStart Plug-In Soft Start for RVs #AS94FR is a soft start and surge protector all in one. If you aren't…
Hey Rob, welcome back! For your tandem axle travel trailer I recommend the Titan Chain Alloy Snow Tire Chains #TC2319. These have a diamond pattern giving you more lateral stability, which is ideal on non-drive wheels. They also have built-in…
Hey Richard. The EcoHitch Hidden Front Hitch item #EH79CR will definitely support a 542 lbs motorcycle. It has a 1,000 lbs total capacity no matter how you use it. Unless you have the lightest motorcycle carrier ever, it's not going to work with…
Hi Rick, LaSalle Bristol's roof membrane is made of PVC which is known to be durable and offer better protection against punctures and overall weathering. Alpha Systems offers TPO roof membranes that are more environmentally friendly/recyclable…
Hey Ron! If you keep your trailer parked on dirt/grass for a prolonged period of time it can damage the tires. The ground tends to have moisture which can be absorbed by the tires leading to dry rot. More than likely you will also be on uneven ground…
Hello Mark, Based on what you described with the driveway angle and the additional weight you plan to carry on the hitch, I would recommend going with the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle #SSR-130-54. The main difference between the…
Hey Eric! There has definitely been some confusion around the specs on this scale. I just contacted B&W and can confirm that the B&W Digital Tongue Weight Scale w/ LED Screen #BW34KR has a max capacity of 4,000 lbs. It has been listed on our…
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What’s the best way to clean my RV’s exterior?
Definitely use cleaners made specifically for RVs. They’re designed to get rid of dirt and grime without damaging the finish. Look for an RV shampoo for the exterior and maybe a separate cleaner for the wheels and awning. It makes a huge difference!
How do I keep the inside of my RV clean while we’re camping?
Keeping things tidy can be a challenge, but there are some great products to help. Use multi-surface cleaners for countertops, leather cleaners for any upholstery, and glass cleaners for the windows. For carpets or rugs, a good spot cleaner works wonders. And don’t forget an odor eliminator—trust me, it’s a lifesaver!
Are there any tools that make washing my RV easier?
Long-handled wash brushes are great for reaching the top, and wheel brushes make cleaning the tires a breeze. A microfiber wash mitt is perfect for the sides, and don’t forget about a good squeegee for the windows. Having the right tools makes the whole process way faster.
How often should I wash and wax my RV?
If you’re using it regularly, aim to wash it every few weeks to keep the dirt and bugs from building up. Wax it at least twice a year to protect the finish from sun and weather damage. It keeps your RV looking shiny and new!
Can I just use regular household cleaners on my RV?
I wouldn’t. Some household cleaners have harsh chemicals that can mess up your RV’s finish or materials. Stick with RV-specific cleaners—they’re designed to be gentle but still get the job done.
