Service & Repairs

Some caravan enthusiasts use their vehicles often. Others head off into the great outdoors at certain times of the year, particularly during peak holiday periods. Regardless, some components of caravans need regular check-ups. These could include checking the wheels and bearings, the braking system, tyres, the suspension system, the safety-sway control system, water tanks and electrical connections (and more). Caravan servicing should be done at least once a year or more frequently depending on how and when you use your vehicle.

With all major purchases, you should understand your warranty, and caravans are no exception, mainly because they are constructed of many different parts and components. The manufacturer covers some. Caravans can also include the workmanship of anything structural, such as internal cabinetry and external walls, and internal components like stoves, fridges, and toilets. If you are unsure who to contact during the warranty period, call your dealer, who can assist you with any warranty issues. It’s also important to read your warranty paperwork thoroughly. As the caravan owner, you are responsible for regular and proper maintenance per the warranty agreement.

Dealership servicing teams are ultimately there to make your life easier — including servicing your vehicle regularly and thoroughly. However, there are some easy checks you can do yourself before booking a service so that you are armed with all the information you need to communicate any concerns. Depending on the type of caravan you own, they include checking your vehicle’s tyres, windows, screens, awnings, lights and appliances and noting down any concerns you have with your RVs 

overall functionality and performance. We’re here to make your experience stress-free, so we are also happy for you to leave it up to our expert teams. We’ve got you (and your vehicle), so you can make the most of the fantastic adventures ahead!