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This article explores six widespread winterization misconceptions that leave RV owners confused about protecting their vehicles from freeze damage. By understanding the truth behind common shortcuts, buyers can follow the right procedure for their specific RV and avoid costly spring repairs.
Truma and the RV Technical Institute are expanding their training partnership through 2026, offering free courses in RV systems maintenance and repair. This commitment to technician education means better service quality and more qualified professionals available to maintain and repair your RV.
RV winterization costs range from fifteen dollars for DIY enthusiasts to four hundred dollars or more for professional service on complex systems. Understanding your options and planning ahead prevents expensive freeze damage and keeps your winter budget manageable.
RV Designer has introduced a new exterior lighting planogram that organizes 35 essential replacement products into a compact, easy-to-navigate display system. RV owners shopping for lighting replacements will benefit from faster decision-making and fewer choices that actually cover most real-world needs.
Dometic has partnered with the RV Technical Institute to offer specialized training programs for service technicians on critical RV systems including air conditioning, water heaters, furnaces and refrigerators. For RV shoppers, this partnership means improved access to better trained service professionals and faster, more reliable repairs.
This guide walks you through the complete process of blowing out your RV water lines using an air compressor to protect your plumbing from freeze damage. Learn the tools, techniques, and best practices to winterize your RV correctly and avoid expensive repairs.
The RV Technical Institute is hosting facility tours during the Elkhart RV Dealer Open House in late September, showcasing its training programs for the next generation of RV service technicians. Understanding the quality of technician training available in your area helps you make better decisions about where to have your RV serviced and what level of expertise to expect.
This article examines how RV dealership parts departments manage inventory and customer requests, and why these practices matter to your ownership experience. Understanding these operations helps you identify quality dealerships and ensures you'll get the parts and service you need when you need them.
This article covers reliable methods to check propane levels in your RV before running out. You'll learn how to monitor fuel accurately and avoid losing heat, hot water, and cooking ability during your trips.
RV Designer launched a new display system for vinyl insert trim that makes shopping easier and more efficient for consumers. Learn how better retail merchandising benefits both buyers and dealers in the RV aftermarket space.
Straight Line RV and Boat officially opened its renovated Buckeye, Arizona facility, expanding repair and paint services for RV owners and seasonal travelers. This expansion means RV owners who travel between Oregon and Arizona can now access professional collision repair, fiberglass work, and paint services at both ends of their journey.
A portable air compressor is essential RV gear that handles tire emergencies, winterizing, and camp tasks far beyond basic inflation. Learn what specifications matter, key features to compare, and which models work best for different RV sizes and travel styles.
The RV Technical Institute recently conducted Level 2 on-site training for technicians at RV Masters, a repair facility in Louisiana, demonstrating the industry's commitment to professional development. Understanding these training initiatives helps you identify quality service providers and make informed decisions about where to take your RV for maintenance and repairs.
RV owners need reliable ways to store their sewer hoses between uses, and multiple practical solutions exist ranging from DIY builds to commercial products. Learning about vinyl posts, PVC piping, and portable containers helps you choose the right approach for your rig and travel style.