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Tow Bar Wiring: Which Wiring Kit is for You?
Review of the type of lighting kits that can be installed on a vehicle to provide the appropriate light functions while it is being towed. It compares the benefits, features and installion methods for removable tail light kits, separate-bulb kits and diode light kits.
The least invasive of the tail light wiring kits, removable lights won't affect your towed car's electrical system at all. These self-contained add-on lights mount on your towed car and connect directly to your RV. |
Best 2017 Trucks for Towing a 5th Wheel
What is the best 2017 pickup truck for towing a fifth wheel? Compare the top truck brands on the market and see how they stack up when it comes to towing capacity, ride quality, value, and engine power. Discover which trucks took home the most industry awards, which manufacturers issued the most recalls, and which brands received accolades for their top-of-the-line vehicles.
The Silverado's quiet cabin and modern technology, including a Trailering Camera System with a rear camera to ease fifth-wheel hookup, is certain to make your towing experience more comfortable and convenient than ever. |
Which Bike Rack Mounting Style is Best for My Vehicle?
Review of the different types of bike rack options available. Information on hitch-bike racks, roof bike racks, trunk-mount bike racks, spare tire bike racks, truck-bed bike racks and motor home bike racks.
Vehicle compatibility - compatible with most motor homes and RVs because of the wide range of mounting styles available Bike compatibility - varies depending on the style of rack selected, most accommodate a variety of styles Vehicle accessibility - unlimited vehicle accessibility User compatibility - simple installation, securing bikes to some bumper-mounted racks can be difficult Read more about bike racks for motorhomes and RVs |
Diode Installation Instructions for a Dinghy with Separate Tail Light Wiring
This page provides detailed instructions for installing diodes on a dinghy with a separate, 3-wire tail light wiring system, providing the dinghy with operational tail lights while being towed
Connecting the Vehicles A wiring extension cord must be run from the tow vehicle to the dinghy to connect their two wiring systems. Extension cord runs from the trailer connector at the rear of the tow vehicle, over the tow bar, and to the trailer connector installed on the front of the dinghy There are two scenarios that could occur: Your RV and dinghy have corresponding trailer connectors (e.g. |
Yes, You Can RV Alone: 5 Safety Tips for Solo Campers
Solo RV travel can (and should!) be a fun, fulfilling experience. But it can also be intimidating. With these 5 tips for safe solo travel, we offer our best advice, products, and resources for staying safe on the road.
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