When temperatures dip and frost hits the ground, it’s time to protect your RV from Canada’s harsh winter. Whether you’re storing your camper, travel trailer, or motorhome until spring, proper winterization saves you from cracked pipes, costly repairs, and a stressful start to camping season.

At Hitchweb Canada, we’ve helped thousands of Canadian RVers get their rigs winter-ready — and we’ve got the gear (and know-how) to help you do the same. Follow our step-by-step guide to keep your RV safe, dry, and road-ready when the snow melts.

Step 1: Drain and Winterize the Water System

Water is the #1 thing you need to deal with before winter. If left inside your RV’s plumbing, it can freeze, expand, and burst pipes, fittings, or your water heater. 

1. Make Sure the Water Heater is...

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Canadian RV life is about freedom — hitting the road when the leaves turn, chasing late-season fishing trips, or squeezing in one more weekend by the lake. But when temperatures start to dip, every RV owner faces the same question: when is the right time to winterize?

If you wait too long, frozen pipes and costly repairs can turn next year’s adventures into headaches. Winterize too early, and you might miss out on those crisp autumn getaways. Here’s how to find the sweet spot for Canadian conditions.

But wait - why trust Hitchweb’s advice?

We’re not just another big-box store. Hitchweb is Canadian-owned and operated, with real people behind the screen who camp, tow, and RV in the same conditions you do. Our RV parts and winterizing supplies are sourced from trusted manufacturers with Canadian warehouses, so you get:

• Products that work in real...

At Hitchweb, we’re always looking for ways to outfit your rig with the best gear on the market — backed by Canadian warehouses and Canadian service. We’re excited to announce the addition of five Real Truck brands to our lineup: BedRug, Havoc Offroad, Omix-ADA, Roll-N-Lock, and Rugged Ridge.

These brands are some of the most trusted names in the automotive world — delivering innovation, durability, and adventure-ready gear for wherever the road (or trail) leads.

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Boat Trailer Safety: Tips Before You Tow to the Lake

Whether you’re an experienced angler who’s been taking the boat out for decades or a beginner heading out for your first fall fishing trip, one thing is universal: a safe tow makes for a better day on the water. From avoiding roadside breakdowns to making launching smooth at the boat ramp, these trailer safety tips will help you spend less time worrying and more time fishing.

1. Check Your Hitch & Coupler Connection

The most important step before hitting the road is making sure your trailer is properly hitched.

• Verify the coupler is fully seated on the hitch ball.

• Lock the latch and insert a safety pin or coupler lock.

• Double-check your safety chains are crossed under the coupler for extra security.

2. Inspect Tires & Pressure

Trailer tires are often overlooked, but they carry a heavy load. 

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