Check tires (pressure, tread wear, sidewalls for cracks)
Check torque on wheel nuts
Inspect hitching system (trailer & vehicle) for deficiencies
Test lights (brake, signal, and running lights)
Check awning operation & ensure travel locks are engaged (if applicable)
Verify all gear (water/sewer hoses, water regulator, portable appliances) is present & in good condition
Check battery fluid levels & top up with distilled water if needed
Charge battery
Check fire extinguisher pressure & condition
Ensure LP tanks are full
Clean your RV to prevent black streaks & maintain appearance
Clean your awning
Empty & thoroughly flush all holding tanks
Empty & clean the fridge, placing door clips in for airflow when not in use.
Inspect roof & clean to prevent early deterioration
Check roof seals & vents for cracks or damage; reseal if needed
Walk around the unit & inspect moldings & exterior sealant for deficiencies
Inspect undercarriage (look for leaks, loose wires, or other issues)
Check slide operation & ensure slide seals are in good condition
Clean & lubricate steps for smooth operation
Lubricate door locks
Check battery terminals for corrosion; clean with wire brush if needed
If exterior paint protection wasn't purchased, wax trailer twice per year
Repack wheel bearings (grease fittings alone are not sufficient, as this may cause an over-greasing situation which could damage your brakes)
Check brakes (best done while servicing bearings)
Perform propane leak & pressure test
Test appliances by lighting them at the start of the season
Check & test detectors (smoke, propane, carbon monoxide); replace batteries if needed
Ensure no detectors are expired
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