For RV living you need: 1️⃣ An RV insurance policy specific for full-time RV living. 2️⃣ A monthly budget for repairs and unexpected expenses. 3️⃣ A roadside assistance plan specific to RVs. 4️⃣ Loads of patience & flexibility. 5️⃣ High quality or upgraded RV tires. 👉 Find more tips on our blog TheAdventureDetour.com ——————————— 🚐 Our family has RVed full-time for 8 years across 42 states. We share BOTH the benefits and challenges of RVing, RV tips, RV living, and amazing destinations. Follow

3K views · 22 reactions | Driving an RV comes with many new challenges. Reduced visibility, height restrictions and route planning are just a few of the obstacles RV drivers face on the road. As you fill your weekends with plans to hit the road this summer, don’t forget these safety tips for a safer, more relaxing trip. | Auto-Owners Insurance | Facebook

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Top RV Expenses Here are our top expenses related to our RV travels for 2023! 1. Repairs: This is the most we’ve spent on repairs in our last 3 years on the road. We just had more mishaps on the road in 2023. 2. New Tires: Our tires expire after 5 years. It was time to replace them. 3. RV Parks: We spent WAY less this year! We spent 3 months in Mexico (which is cheaper), over a month “mooch-docking” and bought a camping membership. 4. Fuel: Not too bad considering how much ground we covered. We

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2.8K views | Members can save up to 5% on RV insurance through USAA Insurance Agency. Plus, getting coverage is quick and easy. | USAA | Facebook