A flat tire or wobbly wheel can be more than inconvenient, it can be dangerous. Before driving your RV, be sure to check your tires and tighten all your lug nuts. Check the pressure of each tire because overinflated or underinflated tires to can lead to serious damage and create hazardous conditions while driving.

Create a regular routine of cleaning and lubricating your slide-outs. This is important to keep them operating smoothly. Neglecting your slide-outs could lead to damage to the slider mechanisms. So get some hot soapy water and keep your sliders clean.

A dead battery in the middle of a camping or road trip is the last thing you want to happen. Ideally, you want to keep your RV battery fully charged at all times. RV batteries typically last 3-5 years. 

It is probably best to do oil changes on a seasonal basis since most RVs spend a lot of time parked and out of use. It is imperative to make sure that everything is lubricated and running optimally before taking your RV on the road. For RVs, it’s recommended to change your oil every 3,000-4,000 miles or every year. Skipping oil changes can cause engine damage and can lead to expensive repairs.

When your RV is not is use, you need a safe place to park it. Many RV owners do not have that type of space at their home. In that case, you want to choose safe and affordable RV parking facility. Choose a location with a security gate, plenty of security lighting, and 24 hour access.

We are proud to offer the best RV, camper, and trailer parking rentals in Winder, GA. Feel free to contact us with questions or rent your space online today.