• 2:49
    Proper RV Dump Station Etiquette

    Many RV dump stations fall into disrepair due to contamination and are required to close because users don’t take proper care of them. Proper dump station etiquette is not difficult to uphold, and it only takes a few minutes to learn. In this free video lesson RV expert Dave Solberg teaches you how to neatly…

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  • 4:53
    Making an RV a Home: Sprucing up the Place

    Who says a home on wheels can’t look more like your permanent home? Just because your RV came with standard decor doesn’t mean you have to keep it. There are all sorts of easy and inexpensive ways to dress up the inside of your RV to make it feel much more comfortable and lived in.…

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  • 3:20
    Tips for Inspecting Brakes on a Motorized Gas Chassis

    As you complete your annual RV inspection, be sure to include your vehicle’s front and rear brakes. On larger rigs with motorized gas chassis, braking systems consist of disc brakes, which erode over time and need to be inspected at least once a year at a service center with a capable lift. In this free…

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  • 4:32
    Simple RV Kitchen Storage Solutions to Maximize Space

    Space in most RV kitchens is at a premium, so sometimes you have to get a little creative to fit all of your essentials and still feel like you have room to move around. In this free video lesson, we teach you 5 easy and inexpensive RV kitchen storage solutions that you can use to…

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  • 5:58
    Best Meat to Grill on RV Trips

    There’s nothing better than getting to your campsite at dinnertime after a long haul and pulling out the grill for a nice “homemade” meal. The smell and taste of freshly grilled meat is just what the doctor ordered to make you feel at home even if you’re a thousand miles away. We want to help…

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  • 0:40
    Flipping Your RV Door: A Word of Caution

    We’ve received numerous messages from RV Repair Club members asking if it’s possible to turn around their RV door so that it swings inward rather than outward. The urge is understand, and while it is possible on some vehicles to flip the hinges and change the direction the door swings, RV maintenance expert Dave Solberg…

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  • 4:03
    Camping in the Heat: How to Stay Comfortable and Safe

    No matter the season, it’s important to take proper precautions to handle whatever weather you might face when camping in your RV. In the cooler months, that means ensuring your RV furnace is in maximal working condition and you’ve brought enough supplies should your heating source give out. Warmer times call for a separate set…

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  • 3:13
    How to Fix a Sagging RV Headliner

    The fabric headliner in your RV can begin to sag in spots for various reasons, including excessive heat, humidity, and leakage. These all cause the adhesive to loosen and the fabric headliner to peel away from the ceiling. But fear not! You can fix your sagging RV headliner in a few different ways and get…

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  • 2:40
    Upgrading Your RV Mattress

    Most RVs come outfitted with a standard, inexpensive foam mattress. Depending on your comfort needs and frequency of use, this might not be up to snuff. We recommend that all RVers who plan to sleep in their vehicle a decent amount make the investment and upgrade their RV mattress. Doing so is fairly straightforward, and…

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