Updated August 8, 2025 Buying a motorhome is a major investment, and understanding motorhome markup is key to making a smart purchase. Knowing how much RV dealers mark up motorhomes can give you the leverage you need to negotiate a …
Space is at a premium in motorhomes, so, understandably, many Class C RVs with washers and dryers are hard to find. But everybody has to wash their clothes. Unless you want to do the whole “down by the river with …
Knowing how much freon a motorhome A/C holds inside the compressor and tubing is helpful. This article shares some helpful information on freon refrigerants and how to properly recharge your motorhome A/C unit for a cool travel experience. What Is …
Updated August 8, 2025 RV tires are your rig’s literal foundation. Road hazards, long storage, or punctures can compromise them—even the best maintenance can’t prevent all issues. So, can you patch or plug RV tires safely? Let’s dig in, plus …
An RV refrigerator is an entirely different animal from the one in your home because the power supply is inadequate for a standard home fridge. So, people wonder, does an RV fridge work better on gas or electric and other …
Before you know it, you look at the clock, and you’re now retired and thinking about the best RVs for seniors. Many people hit the road in RVs during their senior years. They can go anywhere they want when they …
Class C RVs under 25 feet use Murphy beds to maximize sleeping and living space. This multifunctional piece of furniture combines a sofa or table and a bed into one piece of furniture. Their dual purpose means that Murphy beds …
Have you ever been driving down the road on a very hot summer day, and felt the heat coming through your motorhome’s floorboard? Or, how about this one; you’re driving through the mountains, and the best way to talk to …
Owning a Class C RV under 25 feet has many advantages. These beauties are easy to drive, maneuver well, and will get you into just about any RV park where you want to stay. Whether you’re traveling on four-lane highways …
Class C RVs for full-time living are a great option that’s often not considered. You can choose the length and sleeping accommodations in the style you want; most have great space for daily living, a good amount of storage, are …