You might be surprised to learn that your RV, travel trailer, camper, or utility trailer requires more frequent maintenance and inspection than a typical car or truck. RVs and trailers carrying equipment or cargo are much heavier than general motor vehicles. This causes additional stress on the components that make up the trailer.
By performing regular inspections and maintenance, you will significantly increase the life and safety of your trailer or RV. Dexter’s Light Duty Service Manual provides step-by-step instructions for the recommended maintenance listed in the schedule below. If you are uncomfortable performing this maintenance, take your trailer or RV to a local service center near you.
Performing preventive maintenance on your trailer or RV is critical to comply with industry standards, avoid breakdowns, and stay safe as you travel. By following our maintenance schedule and taking your trailer to a service center for routine maintenance, you will also save time and money in the long run by reducing downtime and lost productivity.
Closely follow the recommended maintenance schedule provided by Dexter® in our Light Duty Service Manual. Contact our team by using the chat on our website to answer questions about replacement parts for your RV, trailer, or camper.