How Long Does An RV Last? (See Which RV Components Fail First In Travel Trailers & Motorhomes)

An RV that doesn't get a lot of care and maintenance will last 10 to 20 years. But if you take good care of your RV and keep a close eye on the parts that are likely to fail first, then your RV could last a lot longer! In this video, we take a closer look at the life-expectancy of an RV, and talk about what's most likely to fail first on these RV components: RV refrigerators Deep-cycle batteries Propane tanks RV tires RV slide-outs RV awnings RV roofs RV vent covers RV solar panels RV air conditioner covers See WHERE, WHY, and WHEN each of the above items will likely wear out in your RV! ►Here's my complete list of the 18 RV components that are most likely to fail first -- so you'll know the types of RV repairs and maintenance issues you should to be prepared for. The Life Expectancy Of RV Components: https://rv-roadtrips.thefuntimesguide.com/rv-components-lifespan/ ============================ SUBSCRIBE to get more RV tips: https://bit.ly/RVINGyoutube