Dos for Renters -Do complete the full pre-trip walkthrough: Pay close attention during check-in to learn how to operate the generator, slide-outs, water heater, and dumping stations. -Do use RV-safe toilet paper only (supplied): Regular household toilet paper causes severe clogs in the black water holding tank and sewer lines. -Do check clearance heights and route carefully: Know the vehicle's height, length, and weight limits to avoid low-clearance bridges, tight drive-thrus, or restricted routes. -Do lock and secure everything before driving: Ensure all interior cabinet doors, windows, roof vents, and exterior storage compartments are latched tight. Retract slide-outs and awning completely. -Do dump waste tanks before returning: Empty both the black and gray water tanks at an approved dump station unless you have opted for a prepaid waste tank service. -Do check tire pressure and fluids on long trips: Keep an eye on tire inflation and oil levels, especially when driving through steep gradients or hot weather. Don’ts for Renters -Don’t force slide-outs or awnings: If a mechanism feels stuck or encounters resistance, stop immediately. Check for obstructions or high wind conditions before operating. -Don’t drive with open roof vents or unlatched slides: Leaving vents open or slides unsecured while driving can cause major structural or wind damage. -Don’t put improper items down sinks or toilets: Avoid flushing wipe products, paper towels, grease, or food scraps down any drains to prevent costly system blockages. -Don’t exceed the maximum weight capacity: Mind the payload limits, including cargo, passengers, and full water tanks, to maintain towing safety and prevent tire blowouts. -Don’t leave awnings extended unattended or in bad weather: Unattended awnings can be ripped away easily by sudden gusts of wind or heavy rain accumulation. -Don’t smoke or vape inside the vehicle: Keep all smoking products outdoors to avoid heavy odor remediation fees.