RV Daily Tips. Tuesday, April 14, 2026
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How Often Should You Grease RV Wheel Bearings?
Safe RV travels requires proper wheel bearing maintenance. Start by learning how frequently it should be done.
How safe are RV ladders?
Dear Dave, How safe are ladders and how many pounds can they hold? I don’t think they’re very safe.
RV Recall Updates | Apr. 14, 2026
Explore the RV recalls for April 14, 2026. Learn how to check if your vehicle is affected.
Why vinegar should be in your cleaning arsenal for RV maintenance
By Russ and Tiña De Maris If you’re a clean-freak RVer, you want your rig to shine. Back in the sticks-n-bricks, you may have a lotion, notion, or potion for every conceivable cleaning need.
5 signs of a lemon RV
By Cheri Sicard Are you shopping for a used RV? Watch the video below first.
Escapees RV Club Tops 100,000 Memberships
Escapees RV Club says it has surpassed 100,000 memberships, a major milestone for one of the best-known RV membership organizations in North America. Founded in 1978, the club says those membership...
How often do you use physical guide/travel books to plan your trips?
Guide and other travel books can come in very handy when trip-planning, wouldn’t you agree? The internet is great, but it can be exhausting having to look through website after website for informat...
What’s Really Behind the Brutal Crash of February New RV Sales
February saw a brutal crash in new RV sales. Is it just that people don't want to RV anymore, or is there something more at play?
Outdoorsy Is Betting Big on a Future Beyond RV Rentals
I’ve just returned from Outdoorsy’s annual Outdoorsy Group Summit, where I moderated a panel discussion on new, startup, tech-heavy RV brands like Lightship, Noovo, and Grounded. You may have alrea...
Are Montana Exit Signs Pricing Out Small Campgrounds?
Campgrounds in Montana are seeing the cost of blue highway exit sign advertising jump sharply, with some owners reporting annual fees doubling. The post Are Montana Exit Signs Pricing Out Small Cam...
Axiom RV Expands as New Fifth-Wheel Brand Gains Early Traction
New fifth-wheel manufacturer Axiom RV says it has already outgrown its original facility and is expanding in Elkhart just months after its first deliveries.
Ford Recalls Over 422,000 Trucks and SUVs Over Wiper Failure Risk
Ford is recalling more than 422,000 Expeditions, Navigators, and Super Duty trucks because windshield wiper arms can fail, creating a crash risk.
New Starlink hybrid plan not as cheap as it looks
That cheap Starlink hybrid plan RVers were just starting to get excited about? It turns out there’s a clock on it—and the real Starlink hybrid plan cost for RVers may be higher than it first appears.
Columbia Sportswear promotes beer made with bear poop
The idea of bear poop beer sounds like a bad campfire joke that went a little too far. Turns out, it didn’t just go far—it went commercial.
TPMS Will Be Required on New Towable RVs
The RV Industry Association has approved a new requirement that will make TPMS standard on qualifying towable RVs starting with 2028 models.
RV Daily Tips. Monday, April 13, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2881 • New issue every weekday If you find this newsletter helpful, please consider supporting our work with a donation of your choice.
Last Minute Camping Ideas to Land An RV Site This Summer
Discover expert advice on successfully booking last minute camping reservations this summer, even on short notice.
Is it legal to drive through a yellow/orange light?
Dear Dave, Can you get a ticket for running a yellow light that turns red? —Robert Dear Robert, Should you speed up or stop at a yellow light?
An RV campfire horror story: Why you should never burn fresh wood
By Gail Marsh When you’re out on the road and enjoying a cozy campfire, safety sometimes means more than just keeping a bucket of water nearby. A recent incident at a campground serves as an import...
Is Disney’s Fort Wilderness Worth It? 8 Things RVers Should Know
Is Disney’s Fort Wilderness worth it? Here are 8 things RVers should know about campsite types, pricing, transportation, and what makes this Disney campground so popular.
Dirty secrets of RV inspections you need to know
By Cheri Sicard In the video below, certified RV tech Jacob Rigor of Rigor RV Repair pulls back the curtain on RV inspection dirty secrets that every RVer should know about before contracting for a...
Military veterans: Did you ever physically serve in combat?
Today’s poll isn’t quite about RVing, but we know, from past polls, that many of you are veterans. So today we want to know: Did you ever physically serve in combat?
New RV Sales Had a Brutal February
New RV sales had a brutal February, falling more than 24% year over year, while used RV sales posted a modest gain.