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Installed RVI Tire Patrol System & M4 LED Headlights For Disney Trip RV Full Time

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Channel: Moving Forward Adventures · 2018 · Travel & Events

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Installed RVI Tire Patrol System & M4 LED headlights for our Disney trip. Sabrina and I have spent the last week at Johnny Appleseed Campground here in Fort Wayne Indiana, it’s been a very quiet week here during the off season and we have been enjoying the change of colors now that it is fall.  It’s been a little chilly at night, but the days have been nice and sunny and we have been able to take Belle to the dog park that is just a short walk away from the campground. The campground is very reasonably price and with the honeywagon service it has averaged out to be about twenty five  dollars a night and I don’t even have to empty our tanks. Talk about Full service and not to mention the locals are very friendly around here. 

Sabrina and I have been getting ready for our upcoming Walt Disney World trip as you know we are going to borrow a Winnebago Adventurer 36Z and for a couple of weeks which means we needed to make a list of everything we wanted to transfer over to the new RV, it turned out to be quite the list, We are bringing almost everything with us. 

I have also been preparing our RV for the drive, it’s about 1200 miles and now with the days getting shorter I wanted to put brighter headlights in for some night and early morning driving, I replaced our stock headlights with a set of LED lights from M4, I found these from watching a RV Geeks video and was able to get 10% off using their discount code from their website. These lights made a big difference and we look forward to trying them out on the road, but we can already see they are a nice white light compared to our yellowish stock ones.

I also checked all the air in our tires and did my best to level them all out to 82 Psi, These tires are not easy to inflate due to the covers they put on the RV’s I have found the easiest way to inflate the tires is to take the time to remove the covers and get them out of the way, it looks like a lot of work with all of the bolts, but most of them are fake and its only two that are actually holding the cap on, this notch in the lug nut indicates which ones are the real ones. 

We have been shopping around for a tire pressure monitor system for months for our RV and have decided to go with Tire Patrol by RVI Brake, we already use their Brake assist system and love it in our tow car so it made sense for us to add on the tire system as well, it gets good reviews and I really like having a 7’’ color screen with all ten tires on the same page to see.

We have no affiliation with them, but we will let you know how the system works out over time. These next 1200 miles should be a good test for it.

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