Storage Tips

Check here for advice on how to prep your boat or RV for storage!

Tires

Check the pressure of all tires and check for dry rot. Cover any tires that will be exposed to the elements.

Batteries

Remove any batteries. Store the batteries in an area that is not subjected to the elements. Periodically test and charge the batteries if needed.

Perishable Items

Make sure to remove all perishable items from any cabinets, refrigerators, or other parts of the vehicle.

Refrigerators

Turn off refrigerators. Verify that all power sources are off.

Propane

Turn off supply valves and appliances. Keep any vents open. If stored for an extended period, make sure to inspect your propane system before use!

RV Vents

Open rooftop vents to circulate air. This helps prevent mold and mildew.

Covers

Place covers over your vehicle—especially over furniture—for an added layer of protection against dust and grime.

Secure Vehicle Parking

When your RV is “Inside” RV INDOOR, it is protected against the harsh and extreme Oklahoma weather. SUN can be very DAMAGING to the roof, fiberglass gel coat, paint, tires, rubber moldings, and caulking.

No “COOKING” of your interior or damage to window treatments, tints, coverings, woods, upholstery, and fabrics due to excessive heat from the sun.

  • STOP water spots on glass, mirrors or Plexiglas.
  • STOP paint or gel coat oxidation.
  • STOP roof resealing and recoating due to cracking.
  • STOP rainwater buildup on canvas covers or water seeping into interior.
  • STOP stains or black streaks.
  • STOP rust or corrosion on chrome wheels or aluminum surfaces.
  • STOP bleaching or rotting of canvas covers and awnings.
  • STOP the need to detail several times a year to protect the finish.
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