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RV wheel bearings should be repacked at least every two years. The feel of your RV steering wheel can tell you a lot about your RV wheel bearings. Wheel bearing maintenance can help save you a lot of trouble on the road. For that reason, we at Central Ontario RV Rentals recommend that you have them professionally assessed before you go on a long trip at the beginning of the season.  

The term ‘camper rentals can have a different meaning to different users. Most people associate it with a boxy structure on the back of a truck. However, the term really incorporates a variety of wheeled structures in which people can camp, which includes motorhomes, towables or recreational vehicles (RV). The term “camper” typically however by most people refers to trailers that are towed by trucks, or ride on the back of trucks.

How to prevent water damage on your RV   Central Ontario RV Rentals can do a Roof Inspection for you. Let the experts look at your roof. Here are some things we look at below…  

Are you Ready to Winterize your RV?   As we head into the colder months, you’re probably thinking about winterizing your RV, especially if it will be in storage for the duration of winter. Adequate winterization can help avert many risks, especially when it comes to brakes, bearings, and your RV’s roof. 

Most people love camping, but let’s face it, it’s not always exactly convenient. Pitching a tent, avoiding bears, and getting wet if your tent springs a leak can be an issue. But then again, staying in a hotel is not the same as having access to wide open spaces, and seeing the stars at night. RV camping gives you the best of both worlds. It provides middle-ground between being in the great outdoors, and having the convenience of your own bed, kitchen and bathroom. That’s just one of the many benefits of RV camping. 

Instead of going down the beaten path every vacation, more people are choosing to create memories by exploring the best Canada has to offer in a Rental RV. They choose to drive to travel and stay in their RVs in remote areas of our magnificent natural wonderland, exploring the countryside and select from thousands of incredible destinations across the country. 

Suffering from RV Separation Anxiety? Try these tips! If you’re a hardcore RVer, nothing feels quite like home as your RV does on the open road. Not everyone is lucky enough to be able to head down to Florida for the winter… So here you are, sitting at home, dreaming of your next RV trip, while your heart is yearning to take a trip out. What to do, what to do? 

It's that time of the year again - time to pack up and clean out your RV, because winter is here.  Winterization is important, as your RV will stand in storage for a long period of time in extreme temperatures. Without proper winterization, you face many risks, such as mold, frozen plumbing and critter infestations to name a few. It is important to follow manufacturer instructions when winterizing your RV, but the general tips below will also go a long way to keeping your RV safe throughout the cooler months.

Few experiences are as much fun as a long RV trip across the country, but what to do if you don't own an RV? The good news is that you can rent one. If buying an RV is too much of a financial commitment, or if you don't have the time or resources at your disposal to handle the upkeep of your own recreational vehicle, RV rental is a good option.

RV Winter Storage: 5 Important Keys It's that time of the year again. As the end of summer rolls around, it's time to put aside a day or so to get your RV ready for winter storage.  The first thing you should do is to give it a thorough cleanup. We've written a helpful post about end-of-summer RV cleaning, but for now, let's focus on the most important elements of preparing your RV for winter storage.