our first class c a 1993 fleetwood jamboree searcher

For your safety and safety of others on the road: Make sure all tires are correct load range and that their date codes indicate that they are no older than 4-5 years old and that sidewall cracks, if any, are not deep enough for concern. Tires on RV's become dangerous sitting parked in sunlight and weather and when they blow or come apart,they can cause loss of control and severe damage to the underside parts of the RV. Have entire brake system inspected and serviced as needed. Front flexible brake hoses should be replaced if that has not been done recently. Have brake fluid flushed and replaced to prevent brake fade on grades and calipers lubricated to prevent dragging. Have engine cooling system tested and all belts and hoses replaced as needed. Of course, test all housebox appliances in gas and electric modes, RV generator, housebox and starting batteries, converter that charges the house batteries, roof air conditioner, dash air conditioner, awning, furnace, water heater, fresh water pump and all faucets, shower, toilet. Fixing things relating to safety and comfort can help insure a happy motorhome experience. Being stuck for days 500 miles from home, with a serious breakdown, and paying through the nose to get back on the road can be nightmarish. Been there!!!