For every motorhome
Motorhome Maintenance Checklist
RVs are built to move — and every bump and shake on the highway works on seams and seals. Use this list, or let us run through it for you.
- Since 1995
- Insurance handled
- Written estimate first
An RV is designed for highway stress, but the jounces, bounces and shakes of travel flex the body. Even sealed seams can crack and open. Once moisture gets in, it can quickly compromise the RV’s structure — so maintenance matters even while it’s parked.
Engine, cooling & drivetrain
- Fan belts
- Radiator and heater hoses
- Fluid levels
- Chassis lubrication
Electrical & charging
- Polarity and voltage
- Exterior lights and turn signals
- House and chassis batteries
- Converter and charging system
Tires
- Wear, pressure and age
Appliances & climate
- Air conditioner filters
- Furnace
- Refrigerator
- Stove
Water
- Clean and fill the fresh water tank
- Water pump
- Water heater
Generator
- Oil and filter
- Air filter
- Fuel filter
Body, seals & safety
- Window seals and sealant
- Body and room seams — leaks, cracks, gaps
- Dump valves and entry-step lubrication
- Slides and jacks
- Wiper blades
- Fire extinguisher
- Satellite, antenna and entertainment systems
Rather we check it?
Book a maintenance visit — and get a free roof inspection with any fall service.
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Appointments available Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. Saturday appointments begin January 1, 2027.
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412 W Levers Pl, Orange, CA 92867
- Monday – Friday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
- SaturdayOpening January 1, 2027
- SundayClosed