With warmer weather in the forecast, hoards of weekend warriors are getting their recreational vehicles (RVs) on the road, in search of family fun and a place of tranquility to call home for a few days.
To avoid a potentially ruined vacation due to a lack of maintenance on your holiday trailer or camper, Rick Bailey of Springbank Truck Repair reminds campers that an annual service can go a long way.
“There are six items that you need to have looked at every year,” said Bailey.
“The checklist includes conducting a propane gas leak test; ensuring all appliances are working; an exterior sealant check; adjusting the tire pressures; checking all wheel bearings; and de-winterizing and pressuring-up the water system to ensure no leaks.”
Bailey said this checklist should be ticked off each spring before getting your rig on the road. Following a particularly cold winter, negligence could lead to costly repairs and spoiled vacations.
Running until June 1, Springbank Truck Repair is offering a full spring check-up special for $175 plus tax.
Visit springbanktruckrepair.ca or call 403-685-6683 for more info.
