1. There are several options for preparing your route in RV, including certain applications, but we preferred the GPS made specifically for this usage the Garmin RV 1090, because it has a clear screen, it is easy to use, you can enter the parameters there. of our vehicle in order to allow it to create routes for us respecting these parameters (weight, height, width, length, etc.) and it includes several applications already integrated such as national parks, KOA campsites, a link with the application iOverlander and it is even possible to pair it with your cell phone. We would have liked the larger model with a built-in front camera, but it was out of stock by the time we left. The Dash Mount Holder is very practical for ensuring that the GPS stays in place and works very well (updated the test during emergency braking!).

2. In order to tow our vehicle safely, we equipped our RV with a Bue Ox vehicle tow bar as well as a Patriot towing brake which is mandatory in certain American states. We entrusted the installation to professionals and the use is simple and efficient.

3. To level the RV on a flat, stable surface and avoid sinking into the ground, Camco Jack Support Pads are perfect as they are not made from wood, but from recycled materials, they can cross borders without problems, which is not always the case with homemade pads made of plywood.

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All new RVs now come with a traditional home refrigerator upgraded with a door retaining mechanism, but we agree that the contents of the fridge tend to wander around when we are on the road. To avoid disasters when opening the door, we installed these extendable bars that keep the contents of the fridge in the fridge.

5. Rectangular, stackable and round acrylic organizers keep everything neatly organized, see the contents and ensure nothing falls out when opening the fridge or compartment.