If you have ever seen a motorhome on the road, you have likely seen one that is pulling a vehicle along behind it. It’s even possible that you joked with the kids or grandkids, “Look at that small car pushing that big motorhome!” Those vehicles in tow are becoming more and more common as the population of retirees continues to rise and with it, the demand for motorhomes and RV toads.
For anyone who enjoys the open road and the freedom of RV travel, understanding the importance of backup power is key. Ensuring a continuous power supply, even in remote areas, is a crucial part of preparing for your trip. Not only does it allow you to keep essential appliances running, such as refrigerators, air conditioning, and lighting, but it also guarantees a worry-free adventure.
You can get a great deal on a used RV – no doubt about it. But you can also get a “lemon,” an unreliable vehicle that could cost you a fortune in repairs and become a source of vacation frustration. How can you be sure the used RV you’re interested in won’t be a money-pit-on-wheels? Start by asking the right questions.
