Which RV types can I track?
Underhood supports motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, pop-ups, truck campers, and other towable RVs. Each has its own service history, files, warranties, follow-ups, and reminders. RVs count toward your plan’s vehicle allowance.
Does my trailer need an odometer?
No. Towable mileage is optional. You can use month-based reminders and the actual last-completed date for seasonal upkeep. Enter intervals from your RV or component manual.
How do generator-hour reminders work?
Record actual generator hours, then set the service interval and starting service hours from your manual. Due status uses the saved meter reading; Underhood does not read the generator automatically. After service, update the baseline and link the service record. Meter corrections require a note and remain in history.
Does Underhood supply manufacturer intervals for every RV component?
No. RV task suggestions cover areas such as winterization, roof inspections, water systems, and appliances, but do not supply manufacturer intervals. Save component models, serial numbers, and manuals, then enter the correct intervals. A vehicle chassis schedule does not cover every RV appliance.
Can I include my tow vehicle in a trip checklist?
Yes. Build a departure checklist for your RV and a tow vehicle, with household progress saved. A checklist helps organize preparation; it does not certify roadworthiness or verify towing capacity. Follow the applicable vehicle, hitch, tire, and RV instructions.
Where do propane and towing fuel costs go?
Record propane through Add expense → Propane on the RV. Log tow-vehicle fuel on the vehicle that bought it so the garage budget counts it once. Generator fuel can be recorded as Other running costs. MPG is not calculated for towable RVs.
Can I use it at a campsite without internet?
An internet connection is required to load and save records. Download the reports or documents you need before going somewhere without service. Underhood does not provide offline record editing.