We want to move our rental inventory from now till September 2008.

Beat the Gas Price Sale!

Buy this unit NOW and we will give you a $2500.00 GAS CARD for your CLASS C, or $3000.00 GAS CARD  toward your Class A

Plus, leave your unit here till mid September and we will deduct another $5,000.00 for a total of $7500.00 saving off of our already low internet price.

Want to use it before then? We will work with you if you want to use it for up to 2 weeks during the summer.

Call us at 408-365-1991 today to take advantage of this program.

 

Ship Shape

The Skinny On Basic RV Maintenance

If you’re a car owner, the basics have already been drilled in. Check your oil, follow your service schedule, and make sure your tires are properly inflated. If your dad didn’t tell you, you eventually learned it on your own, (perhaps the hard way).

Your RV is the same way; if you want it to last, you have to treat it well…and treat it to a service visit now and then as recommended in your owner’s manual. Neglect is all too often the cause of costly (and preventable) damage. The basics haven’t changed much. Routine maintenance should include the following on a regular basis:

• Engine oil level
• Engine coolant
• Transmission fluid
• Power steering fluid
• Brake fluid
• Battery water level/corrosion
• Air filter condition
• Air pressure in your tires

Make it a routine to check these items frequently and every time before you leave on a trip. Needless to say, fluids and filters should be changed regularly. Be sure to reference you owner’s manual or your RV dealer for recommended maintenance schedules. It’s also a good idea to check your electrical and plumbing systems before you venture out.

A word of advice: if you don’t have valve extenders, consider getting them. You’d be surprised how often you’ll be inclined to check your air pressure when your valves are easier to access. Remember, improper tire pressure can affect gas mileage, overall handling, uneven wear on your tires, and the safety of your RV. The extenders are well worth the investment.

And finally, just as you keep a toolbox handy in your house, you’ll want to keep one handy in your home on wheels. You never know when you’ll need to tighten up a screw, or oil a bothersome squeak. Check out our recommended tool list for some handy items to carry with you.

Last but not least, if you didn’t listen to your dad, listen to your grandmother: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Family RV has the exclusive program so you are sure of what really works for you.

Getting a divorce from your new RV could be expensive, so why do that!!!

Our theme has always been "Try B-4 You Buy" and be sure.

 

If you already know what you are looking for and we have it,
 then look at our demo and rental inventory.

 

Most consumers know that the largest hit on depreciation is taking a new unit off a dealer lot. 
20 to 30 % gone!!

 

Why not let us take this hit and purchase a unit that is better than new. 
Why are they better than new??

 Family RV buys motor homes and trailers that are of the best quality
and then maintains them in like new conditions.

 

Professionally maintained, these units need to operate properly or the rental customers tell us what was not proper. 
We then correct this immediately and the next customer takes a trip and reports how well it does.

 

In doing this the renter is our quality test (CA) and there is no one better. 
They use it as you would, drive it, test heaters, fridges, microwaves, radios,
TV's and all the other operations needed to really understand how it works.

I have been doing this since 1987 and it works, see our testimonials!! 

Do you think that a dealer selling a new motor home can test it like this!!! 
I DON'T THINK SO!!!

 

Don't make a mistake, "TRY B-4 YOU BUY" and be sure.

 

You don't get married before you engage, right!!