When it comes to motorhomes, there are a lot of things that you need to do to keep them in good condition. We’ll discuss some tips on maintaining your motorhome before storing it for the winter.
It will need a good cleaning.
First, you should clean the exterior of your motorhome thoroughly, paying special attention to any grime or dirt that may have accumulated over time. This will help prevent mold and mildew from forming on the surface of your vehicle, which could lead to further damage as it sits idle during the winter months.
Check for damage
In addition to cleaning the exterior, you should inspect the roof and windows for any damage that might need to be repaired before storing your motorhome for winter. Cracks in the windshield or leaks in the roof can expose your vehicle to moisture, rain, and snow, which can cause even more damage if left untreated.
Drain the fluids next
After you’ve cleaned and inspected your motorhome, it’s crucial to drain all fluids from the vehicle, including gasoline, oil, and water. If you don’t take the time to do this properly, these fluids could freeze during the winter months and cause severe damage to your motorhome.
Disconnect the battery
Finally, it’s important to disconnect the battery from your motorhome before storing it for winter. Storing a battery can be tricky, so it’s best to consult a professional if you’re unsure how to do this properly.
Contact us today!
If you have any questions about properly caring for your motorhome, call us at Access Insurance Services today. We proudly serve the San Antonio, TX area.
