• 15:17
    RV Roof Repair: Cleaning up Water Damage

    If you don’t regularly inspect your RV roof, you might miss underlying damage that can be minor at first but eventually lead to major problems. In the case of one member’s 2007 Jayco 23B Jay Feather, standing water around the AC unit worsened into rotted roof ribbing, a completely soft membrane, and likely several thousand…

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  • 5:35
    The 10 Best RV Apps and Websites

    If you’ve spent any time on the road in your RV, you’ve probably learned about any number of apps and websites designed to improve your experience. Park locators, gas price aggregators, and route planners abound, but some are certainly better than others. In this free video lesson expert RVer Lauren Grijalva introduces her 10 best…

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  • 8:32
    Checking and Repacking E-Z Lube Bearings

    Every 12 months or 12K miles, you should complete an inspection of the bearings on your vehicle’s wheels, unless you see heat buildup beforehand. In this video lesson RV repair expert Dave Solberg walks you through the process of inspecting and repacking your vehicle’s E-Z lube bearings. He’ll show you how to get access to…

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  • 30:40
    What Should Be in Your RV Tool Kit?

    Every RV owner should have at least a basic tool kit onboard their rig, both for emergency repair scenarios and regular maintenance. A proper RV tool kit consists of the tools you’ll need for every odd job, quick fix, and money saver under the sun. Whether you have a leaky faucet that requires a standard…

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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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  • 14:07
    TPMS Kit from Truck System Technologies

    Since 2007, all cars and trucks released on the market have been required to have onboard tire pressure monitoring systems. RV manufacturers, however, have not had the same requirement. If you’ve seen our other videos about maintaining proper tire pressure, you’ll know that we recommend checking tire pressure every day while you’re traveling, for numerous…

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  • 6:36
    Repairing an RV Door: Rot and Alignment Issues

    The most common issues our Members encounter with their vehicle’s exterior doors are misalignment and rotting. We’ve received numerous questions about these two problems, so we wanted to take a few minutes to show you how to diagnose a damaged or improperly aligned RV door. In this quick lesson, RV maintenance expert Dave Solberg and…

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  • 4:18
    RV AC Overview: How Cooling Units Work

    There’s a fairly common misunderstanding about the capabilities of RV AC units, in the sense that they ought to cool a hot vehicle in no time flat. If I return from a hike on a 95-degree day and my RV has been baking in the sun, when I kick on the AC my interior temperature…

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  • 5:56
    Buying a Used RV AC Unit

    When looking to buy a used RV AC unit for your rig, there are several things you should keep in mind. Although used is generally more cost-effective, remember that pre-owned appliances are always a toss-up; you can only know what kind of shape a unit’s in by doing a thorough inspection and running a comprehensive…

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