RV TIRE COVERS, RV COVERS,
DIRT SKIRTS, and more

RV Tire Covers: These are really important if you're parked more than a few days with the sun (especially desert sun) beating on your tires. They will protect your tires from UV damage and premature cracking of the sidewalls.

RV Tire Cover and Propane Tank

RV Cover: Do you store your rv outside for part of the year? If you do, consider purchasing an RV cover based on the part of the country the rv is stored. They can protect against sun, moisture, and dust.

Tow-car glass protector: you can buy a vinyl windshield protector for your dinghy to protect it from scratches or nicks caused by flying rocks or sand. Wish I’d known that when I started.

Dirt Skirt: Here is another item I wish I had thought of before taking my first long trip.

There are various kinds of “skirts” that can be attached at the rear of your motor home to keep gravel and rocks from flying up from the rear wheels and hitting the front of your towed vehicle.

My poor dinghy got its front bumper, and even the hood, all nicked and battered – it will never be the same again!

RV Mask: This is also called a “bra” and you can find them for the front of your towed vehicle as well. It will protect the front of your motor home or car against nicks and scratches from bugs, gravel and debris. I do not have one of these and they can be quite expensive. They may not be available for every make and model.

Extra Propane Tank: It is so easy to take a small propane tank in your car to get it refilled. I actually have two of these "twenty pounders." It is a big deal to unhook everything in order to take your rv to get its bigger tank refilled, and then have go through hooking it all up again when you get back. My motto is to keep things simple whenever possible!

Mehitabel and Some of Her Equipment

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