For
all new owners of a Recreational Vehicle (RV) or those seriously thinking of
buying one, they really are a fun, inexpensive way for a family to get out and
create memories. However before you go
dashing off on your first trip, there are some basic tips you should know about.
It
appears that the number one recommendation from seasoned RV owners is to be
prepared for the unexpected. Basically a
little planning and forethought will go a long way toward reducing unpleasant
surprises and ensuring a trouble-free trip.
Use
the Internet to learn from those that have already been there by reading or
asking questions on RV forums or chat rooms. Google campground review sites and see how
well the sites you are interested in are rated and whether you can make
reservations ahead of time. Most review
sites will also list what types of amenities a particular campground
offers. Do keep in mind that the more
amenities a campground offers, generally the higher the cost.
Another
good suggestion was from Richard Coon, President of the Recreational Vehicle
Industry Association. He says to use the
RV route planner on your GPS (if one if available), which will factor in
overhead clearances and other restrictions such as roads and bridges.
RV
enthusiasts say thoroughly read the manual and watch any video instructions you
may have received when you bought it. Go
over all of the equipment before the trip to make sure you understand how it
works and what type of maintenance will be expected of you. Furthermore, “test drive” the RV throughout
your own neighborhood. Familiarize
yourself with how it handles and practice backing up and making turns. Experiment with adjusting and using the
mirrors.
The Car Show, Inc. is a family owned and operated
dealership that has been offering unsurpassed service to the community since
1987. While we understand there are many
used car dealerships in Colorado Springs, our outstanding customer service sets
us apart. You will find our prices are
competitive on high-quality pre-owned cars, trucks, and motorcycles. In 1995 after many years of enjoyable family
camping adventures, we entered the RV industry and expanded our inventory to
include both new and used travel trailers.
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