Practical advice for RV owners from RVTAA Registered Technicians who do this work every day.
June 2026 • RV Transport
How Do I Know an RV Transporter Is Legit?
Not everyone advertising RV transport is operating legally or carrying proper insurance. Here’s how to verify a transporter’s USDOT number, operating authority, and insurance before you hand over the keys.
Tires and Lug Nuts: The Pre-Haul Check That Prevents Roadside Disasters
Underinflated ST tires and loose lug nuts are two of the most common causes of trailer failures on the road. Here’s exactly what we check on every unit before every haul — and why it matters.
Stop Dumping and Hoping: Why Your RV Tanks Need a Real Cleaning
Persistent odors, sensors that won't reset, slow gray drainage — a standard dump and rinse doesn't fix any of that. Here's why a professional hydro-jet cleaning makes a visible difference.
USDOT, MC, TxDMV — your transporter's placard tells you whether they're legally authorized to haul your RV. Here's what each number means and what's at risk if they're missing.
Accidents Happen. Is Your RV Protected When Someone Else Is Towing It?
Before you hand over the keys, check these 3 things. Your personal RV insurance likely doesn't cover commercial towing — and most people don't find out until it's too late.