Much like a car, owning an RV will require some work and repairs. One of the biggest maintenance issues we’ve had to deal with pertains to tires. Our best piece of advice is to get some high-quality tires put on your travel trailer, including the spare. The cost of repairing a blow-out is much greater than the cost of getting new tires. Plus, you will likely get better traction and stability on the road. Everyday necessities like propane and water are available at most campgrounds, so you shouldn’t have a problem keeping these full. It also doesn’t hurt to have some basic maintenance knowledge, as small issues will inevitably pop up on the road. Things like replacing fuses, fixing leaks and replacing seals will make your life much easier if you know how to do them yourself.