Not only will it save you money on repairs, it will also ensure a safe and comfortable ride. What should you look out for?

1. Regular cleaning and ventilation

• Exterior: removing dust, dirt and salt (especially after driving in winter or at the seaside) prolongs the life of the bodywork.
• Interior: keep clean, especially in the kitchen and bathroom. Avoid mould and unpleasant odours.
• Ventilation: avoid moisture and related problems such as mould or deterioration of insulation.

For more maintenance tips, see our article on winterising your caravan.

2.

• Brakes and tyres: Check their condition and pressure regularly.
• Water and electricity: check for leaks, condensation drops or damaged joints.
• Engine and mechanics: Service checks and changes of filters, oil and other fluids are essential for the longevity of the car.

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3. Tank and toilet system care

• Waste tank: flush regularly and use chemicals that prevent odors and deposits.
• Drinking water: completely drain and disinfect the water tank from time to time, especially before extended downtime.

For more tips, check out our blog, such as the 10 most common mistakes when travelling with caravans.

Finally,

A systematic approach to maintenance will save you both worry and expense. Take every opportunity to do a little checking and cleaning, and if in any doubt, consult experts or more experienced caravanners.

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