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  You do realise that a caravan is not as cheap and affordable as a typical car. You can't really compare the cost of servicing a motor home with that of fixing a car or truck during the winter or summer. The purchase of a motorhome is, without a question, an expensive luxury. Taking it in for commercial vehicle testing after every trip to a neighbouring weekend vacation is unnecessary, but you should still keep up with routine maintenance. The following is a list of helpful hints compiled by experts in the fields of HGV testing, MOT testing, and R.V MOT Preparation , as well as mobile home care in general: Take your RV in for some routine maintenance at a certified service centre before loading up the family and heading off for a weekend in the local woods. Inspect the sidewalls of your motorhome tyres twice for cracks. To make sure your motorhome's tyres are properly inflated, see the vehicle's manual. Tires on the coach should be replaced if they are older than...

  Even after the most thorough cleaning, some RVs have a persistent, irritating odor. Maybe it's time to get rid of those pricey room fresheners and do a reality check. This is especially critical now that you intend to sell your R . V for cash. Remember that eliminating unpleasant odors is an important aspect of getting your rig ready for the show. And to do so, you may begin with the part that most of us would rather avoid discussing: the R.V Appliances black water holding tank. To tackle the root cause by the horns, you must set aside your overall disinterest and go deeper. Stinky Black Water Holding Tank Causes If not cleaned properly, this vital component of your equipment emits an unpleasant odor. Here are a few examples of when the tank becomes filthy and stinky: When you dump your black water holding tank, the toilet wastes have become so encrusted to the tank walls that they simply refuse to come loose. Solid wastes are loosening thanks to the liquid in the tank. ...