Towing & Trailering
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5:07In this video lesson RV driving expert Dave Solberg teaches you how to back up an RV travel trailer into a parking or campground spot. He demonstrates step by step the technique necessary to safely and smoothly reverse your travel trailer into any space big enough to fit it. Similar to parallel parking in a
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3:24In this video lesson RV maintenance expert Dave Solberg teaches you tips for driving RV, including how to take a right-hand turn when towing a trailer. Because tow trailers tend to track a little differently than your truck or SUV, you should practice taking left- and right-hand turns prior to hitting the road for the
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6:59Proper weight distribution of your trailer hitch is essential for safe towing. When you know that all of your trailer’s hitching components are correctly attached, you can have peace of mind as you make your way down the road. In this video lesson RV maintenance expert Dave Solberg teaches you how to connect a trailer
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2:57With the lightweight and self-aligning Blue Ox BRX4370 Ascent tow bar, you can pull anything on all fours that weighs up to 7,500 lbs. Featuring 3 pivot points, the Ascent tracks perfectly and is guaranteed not to bind. And you don’t have to worry about finding a place to stow it, as the Ascent folds
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3:43Just because your motorhome, travel trailer or fifth wheel has space for all of your belongings and the entire extended family doesn’t mean it’s safe to stuff everything in the RV and hit the road. Each recreational vehicle has a maximum weight capacity, or weight rating, and exceeding that limit can cause mechanical issues and
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1:00We’ve received questions from multiple Club members about RV towing laws, wondering whether there’s anything they need to be aware of when hauling a specific kind of RV or trailer. The answer is it depends where you’ll be traveling and what type of towing you plan to do. To elaborate on this point, RV expert
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4:10It happens to every tow hitch over time. The constant stopping and starting causes the receiver hitch to elongate and rattle, causing incessant clanking any time you bring your rig to a halt. To quiet the noise, you could turn up the radio and hope no one else notices, or you could do something that
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