Top 5 Must Have RV Accessories

Let’s face it: some things are more enjoyable if you have the right gear. RVing is no exception. It can be easy to get overwhelmed by all the RV Camping accessories out there. Here is a list of our top 5 accessories that are going to help make for a smooth and seamless trip!

1. Weight Distribution Hitch System

Weight distribution hitches work by distributing the tongue weight evenly to the trailer and tow vehicle axles, allowing both to be more parallel with the road. Without the use of a WD hitch, the rear axle of your truck can suffer from the trailer tongue weight forcing down on it, leading to dangerous hazards including upward lift on the front axle of the tow vehicle, reduced vehicle and trailer control, insufficient braking power, and overall increased stress and wear on critical vehicle components. With the even weight distribution provided by WD hitches, you can look forward to a more level, controlled ride that gives you confidence and peace of mind, even in those split-second situations where you need to turn or brake quickly.

2. Roof Vent Covers for All Weather Ventilation

All-Weather vent covers allow you to keep the roof vent open in any weather allowing stale musty air, smoke and cooking odours to escape while rain stays out. Roof vent covers also provide protection from the sun and dust particles!

3. Solid Entry Steps

Engineered to make your life on the road safe, convenient, and simple, a solid entry step is an upgrade your RV needs before your next big trip. Stop worrying about wobbly steps that aren’t stabilized securely on the ground. Plus, when you’re ready to move on to the next adventure, all you have to do is fold your steps right up into your entry doorway where they securely lock into place until you’re ready to use them again.

4. RV Toilet Paper

Toilet paper for any RV is supposed to disintegrate quickly.  This helps avoid the problems that many people encounter with clogs in the black tank and/or causing your sensors to give you wrong, whacky readings. Look for statements such as “Safe for RV Use,” “RV/Marine Toilet Tissue” or “Safe for Septic Systems.”  If it’s safe for your septic system, it will be safe for your RV.

5. RV Back-Up Camera

Although many RVers go through their camping lives without the aid of an RV backup camera, adding one to your list of gear could be a major upgrade. With an RV backup camera, you’ll be able to navigate back-in sites and driveways with confidence, not to mention having a better sense of what’s going on when you’re driving on the highway.

Now that you know which accessories are going to make your RV trip easier, save the Google search and call our Parts Department to get a quote: 1-877-401-3423