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Caravanning is full of “common knowledge”.
Advice passed down on sites, in forums, on pitches, and in Facebook groups — usually delivered with complete confidence.
The problem?
Some of that advice is wrong, some of it is half-right, and some of it only works until it doesn’t.
Caravan Myths Busted exists to calmly separate fact from folklore — without drama, panic, or finger-wagging.
“Stabilisers stop snaking.”
“Twin-axle caravans can’t sway.”
“If it’s overloaded, I’ll feel it.”
“Noseweight is just a guess.”
“The tyres look fine.”
“Tyre pressures aren’t that critical.”
“It’s been serviced, so it must be safe.”
“Levelling doesn’t really matter.”
“Condensation is just part of caravanning.”
Most caravanners have heard all of them.
Many still believe a few.
This ebook explains why those myths exist, why they sound sensible, and where they quietly let people down.
This isn’t a rule book.
It’s not a technical manual.
And it’s definitely not a scare guide.
Instead, each chapter takes one common caravanning myth, breaks it down calmly, and replaces it with something far more useful:
✔️ understanding
✔️ context
✔️ confidence
The aim isn’t to make you worry — it’s to help you stop worrying.
Each chapter focuses on a single, well-known myth and looks at what really matters in the real world.
You’ll explore topics like:
What stabilisers and ATC actually do (and what they don’t)
Why twin axles still need proper loading
Why “I’ll feel it if it’s wrong” isn’t a safety strategy
Why tyres and tyre pressures deserve more respect
Why servicing isn’t the same as safety
What really causes sway — and what to do if it starts
Why heating, ventilation, and condensation are misunderstood
And finally:
The calm caravanner approach — how confident caravanners think, plan, and tow differently.
Inside Caravan Myths Busted, you’ll find chapters including:
Stabilisers Stop Snaking
Twin-Axle Caravans Can’t Sway
I’ll Feel It If I’m Overloaded
Noseweight Is Just a Guess
The Tyres Look Fine
What to Do If Sway Starts
Condensation Is Just Part of Caravanning
Short, focused chapters.
No fluff.
No fear-mongering.
This book is ideal if you:
Want confidence without bravado
Prefer understanding over instructions
Feel uneasy when advice conflicts
Want caravanning to feel calmer, not tenser
It’s especially helpful for newer caravanners — but plenty of experienced towers recognise a few myths they’ve quietly accepted too.
This ebook probably isn’t for:
❌ people who enjoy arguing online
❌ “I’ve always done it this way” thinking
❌ anyone looking for drama or scare tactics
Calm beats confidence theatre every time.
Written by the creator of CaravanVlogger, host of Towing Me, Towing You on Caravan Radio, and founder of the TalkWrench Community.
Years of towing, filming, community discussion, and myth-busting have led to one simple conclusion:
Most caravanning stress comes from myths — not from the caravan.
📘 Instant-download ebook (PDF)
📱 Easy to read on phone, tablet, or laptop
🧠 Clear explanations you can revisit anytime
☕ Practical, calm, and jargon-free
Caravanning is full of “common knowledge”.
Advice passed down on sites, in forums, on pitches, and in Facebook groups — usually delivered with complete confidence.
The problem?
Some of that advice is wrong, some of it is half-right, and some of it only works until it doesn’t.
Caravan Myths Busted exists to calmly separate fact from folklore — without drama, panic, or finger-wagging.
“Stabilisers stop snaking.”
“Twin-axle caravans can’t sway.”
“If it’s overloaded, I’ll feel it.”
“Noseweight is just a guess.”
“The tyres look fine.”
“Tyre pressures aren’t that critical.”
“It’s been serviced, so it must be safe.”
“Levelling doesn’t really matter.”
“Condensation is just part of caravanning.”
Most caravanners have heard all of them.
Many still believe a few.
This ebook explains why those myths exist, why they sound sensible, and where they quietly let people down.
This isn’t a rule book.
It’s not a technical manual.
And it’s definitely not a scare guide.
Instead, each chapter takes one common caravanning myth, breaks it down calmly, and replaces it with something far more useful:
✔️ understanding
✔️ context
✔️ confidence
The aim isn’t to make you worry — it’s to help you stop worrying.
Each chapter focuses on a single, well-known myth and looks at what really matters in the real world.
You’ll explore topics like:
What stabilisers and ATC actually do (and what they don’t)
Why twin axles still need proper loading
Why “I’ll feel it if it’s wrong” isn’t a safety strategy
Why tyres and tyre pressures deserve more respect
Why servicing isn’t the same as safety
What really causes sway — and what to do if it starts
Why heating, ventilation, and condensation are misunderstood
And finally:
The calm caravanner approach — how confident caravanners think, plan, and tow differently.
Inside Caravan Myths Busted, you’ll find chapters including:
Stabilisers Stop Snaking
Twin-Axle Caravans Can’t Sway
I’ll Feel It If I’m Overloaded
Noseweight Is Just a Guess
The Tyres Look Fine
What to Do If Sway Starts
Condensation Is Just Part of Caravanning
Short, focused chapters.
No fluff.
No fear-mongering.
This book is ideal if you:
Want confidence without bravado
Prefer understanding over instructions
Feel uneasy when advice conflicts
Want caravanning to feel calmer, not tenser
It’s especially helpful for newer caravanners — but plenty of experienced towers recognise a few myths they’ve quietly accepted too.
This ebook probably isn’t for:
❌ people who enjoy arguing online
❌ “I’ve always done it this way” thinking
❌ anyone looking for drama or scare tactics
Calm beats confidence theatre every time.
Written by the creator of CaravanVlogger, host of Towing Me, Towing You on Caravan Radio, and founder of the TalkWrench Community.
Years of towing, filming, community discussion, and myth-busting have led to one simple conclusion:
Most caravanning stress comes from myths — not from the caravan.
📘 Instant-download ebook (PDF)
📱 Easy to read on phone, tablet, or laptop
🧠 Clear explanations you can revisit anytime
☕ Practical, calm, and jargon-free
