A swaying trailer can be terrifying, not only for the driver but for the other vehicles on the road. There are a few things you should know when towing your first caravan or trailer to avoid sway happening in the first place, what you can do in the moment to stop trailer sway, as well as gear, such as electric brake controllers, you can add to your set-up to help prevent trailer sway from happening.
There are many things to consider when towing and while knowing the weights of your caravan may seem unimportant it's critical for remaining safe and legal on the road.
Before you hit the road, we've put together a comprehensive list of everything you need to know about towing.
Towing camper trailers or caravans over 750kg can be a little tricky, REDARC have put together the things you should know before towing your first caravan.
Knowing how to properly tow your trailer is critical for keeping not only you but others on the road safe. REDARC talks some of our top tips for safe towing.
It's a debate that's been around for years, caravan vs. camper trailer. REDARC explore the pros and cons of each to help you decide on your next camping setup.
Six Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Towing
REDARC offer 5 tips to towing a caravan or camper on soft sand that may just help you avoid getting bogged on your next adventure.
The REDARC guide to understanding your caravan or trailer towing capacities.
Martin and Kylie of RVeethereYet.com have been on the road long enough to know what constitutes a good electric brake controller. In one of their recent blogs, they compared REDARC Tow-Pro Elite to Tekonsha P3 brake controller in our latest blog we explain why ours trumps the competition.
REDARC look into the legalities, accessories and vehicle specifications that will help you make an informed decision about what the best towing 4x4 for caravans and camper trailers really is.
If you're like us here at REDARC, you're excited to drag the caravan or camper trailer out of hibernation. But before you embark on your epic journey, there are a few quick and easy checks you can do to ensure you don't run into any hiccups on the black top.
