Newbie with Wildwood 29bhss
Hi All, Just bought a 2004 Wildwood 29BHSS last summer. We only did a few short local trips last year (within 20 miles of home). This year we are planning at least one much longer trip. We are goin...
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Sean,
You should visit the storage facility and get the date code and tire size off the sidewall of the tires. If the tires are older than four years, you should give some serious thought to replacement, no matter what they look like.
When you are inspecting the brakes, it's a good time to repack the wheel bearings, especially if previous maintenance is unknown. Along with these maintenance tasks, it's a good idea to check the emergency brake system and the condition of roof sealing, battery condition, refrigerator and furnace operation.
Happy trails!
You should visit the storage facility and get the date code and tire size off the sidewall of the tires. If the tires are older than four years, you should give some serious thought to replacement, no matter what they look like.
When you are inspecting the brakes, it's a good time to repack the wheel bearings, especially if previous maintenance is unknown. Along with these maintenance tasks, it's a good idea to check the emergency brake system and the condition of roof sealing, battery condition, refrigerator and furnace operation.
Happy trails!
