The Most Useful Motorhome Accessory You Need to Have (2 Viewers)

[Wizz]

Like most of us I have purchased many bits and pieces over the years for our motorhome. Some of these have proven more useful than others.
I think that one of my very best additions has been cab side window wind deflectors.
I bought them originally just so that we could crank the side windows down when driving so that we could let some fresh air in and not get blown to bits.
They have however gone on to be far more useful.
When parked up overnight we crank the windows down to just level with the bottom of the deflector thereby allowing air to flow through and preventing condensation from forming, but also providing the necessary level of security. ( No we wouldn't do this if we felt the location wasn't safe )
We do also carry SilverScreens for extremes of weather and lengthy stops, but the wind deflectors have proved to be a great addition.

 

[Richard n Ann]

Like most of us I have purchased many bits and pieces over the years for our motorhome. Some of these have proven more useful than others.
I think that one of my very best additions has been cab side window wind deflectors.
I bought them originally just so that we could crank the side windows down when driving so that we could let some fresh air in and not get blown to bits.
They have however gone on to be far more useful.
When parked up overnight we crank the windows down to just level with the bottom of the deflector thereby allowing air to flow through and preventing condensation from forming, but also providing the necessary level of security. ( No we wouldn't do this if we felt the location wasn't safe )
We do also carry SilverScreens for extremes of weather and lengthy stops, but the wind deflectors have proved to be a great addition.

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I left the front windows down slightly once and the wind rustled the blinds making a noise all night

 

[Dolmen]

Like most of us I have purchased many bits and pieces over the years for our motorhome. Some of these have proven more useful than others.
I think that one of my very best additions has been cab side window wind deflectors.
I bought them originally just so that we could crank the side windows down when driving so that we could let some fresh air in and not get blown to bits.
They have however gone on to be far more useful.
When parked up overnight we crank the windows down to just level with the bottom of the deflector thereby allowing air to flow through and preventing condensation from forming, but also providing the necessary level of security. ( No we wouldn't do this if we felt the location wasn't safe )
We do also carry SilverScreens for extremes of weather and lengthy stops, but the wind deflectors have proved to be a great addition.

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They look great, can I ask were they easy to fit?

 

[Wizz]

They look great, can I ask were they easy to fit?

Very easy. No clips . Just need a hot day so that they are pliable, or a hairdryer.

 

[Just smiffy]

I was looking at these yesterday funnily enough… but I’m concerned spiders will hide up in the top and when a window is opened bang…. I’ve crashed…

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[L' Hobo]

Like most of us I have purchased many bits and pieces over the years for our motorhome. Some of these have proven more useful than others.
I think that one of my very best additions has been cab side window wind deflectors.
I bought them originally just so that we could crank the side windows down when driving so that we could let some fresh air in and not get blown to bits.
They have however gone on to be far more useful.
When parked up overnight we crank the windows down to just level with the bottom of the deflector thereby allowing air to flow through and preventing condensation from forming, but also providing the necessary level of security. ( No we wouldn't do this if we felt the location wasn't safe )
We do also carry SilverScreens for extremes of weather and lengthy stops, but the wind deflectors have proved to be a great addition.

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A word of warning, I had to remove my deflectors from my VW as they were stopping the window channels (especially the lower scrapper) from making a seal and allowing rain water to run down inside the door.

 

[LesW]

Our van had these fitted when we bought it, they do work well, driving with the windows open is pretty much draught free.

 

[rosalan]

Gaslow!

 

[DBK]

Like most of us I have purchased many bits and pieces over the years for our motorhome. Some of these have proven more useful than others.
I think that one of my very best additions has been cab side window wind deflectors.
I bought them originally just so that we could crank the side windows down when driving so that we could let some fresh air in and not get blown to bits.
They have however gone on to be far more useful.
When parked up overnight we crank the windows down to just level with the bottom of the deflector thereby allowing air to flow through and preventing condensation from forming, but also providing the necessary level of security. ( No we wouldn't do this if we felt the location wasn't safe )
We do also carry SilverScreens for extremes of weather and lengthy stops, but the wind deflectors have proved to be a great addition.

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My best accessory is Mrs DBK.

 

[Lenny HB]

Full air suspension, a lot of dosh but we'll worth it.

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[davidbaldam]

Like most of us I have purchased many bits and pieces over the years for our motorhome. Some of these have proven more useful than others.
I think that one of my very best additions has been cab side window wind deflectors.
I bought them originally just so that we could crank the side windows down when driving so that we could let some fresh air in and not get blown to bits.
They have however gone on to be far more useful.
When parked up overnight we crank the windows down to just level with the bottom of the deflector thereby allowing air to flow through and preventing condensation from forming, but also providing the necessary level of security. ( No we wouldn't do this if we felt the location wasn't safe )
We do also carry SilverScreens for extremes of weather and lengthy stops, but the wind deflectors have proved to be a great addition.

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Any link?

 

[Wizz]

Any link?

This is the company I purchased from.

Climair Wind Deflectors

 

[Chasnam]

We also have wind deflectors but they stick on the door frame really aerodynamic made by STX no problem with the channel and they have stuck for 5 years.
Chasnam

 

[L' Hobo]

We also have wind deflectors but they stick on the door frame really aerodynamic made by STX no problem with the channel and they have stuck for 5 years.
Chasnam

That sounds like a better idea, mine wedged into the channels where the windows slid.

 

[Ingwe]

My best accessory is Mrs DBK.

Feeling a little guilty DBK ?

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[stuartholmes]

Slight change of tack, rechargeable sensor LEDs in the wardrobe and the 'bathroom'. Not these but similar, held in place with magnets.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09YD2H3T8/?tag=mhf04-21

Cause silent squeals of delight every time they come on.

 

[Mr porky]

Auto self level. Saves so many possible arguments. What's not to love that as soon as I've parked before the self levellers have finished my drivers seat is turned round and I have a tinny in my hand going shhweee ahhh.

 

[poppycamper]

We got the above wind deflectors fitted, which are worth having
But by far best bit of kit we added was Cruise Control.....

 

[L' Hobo]

That sounds like a better idea, mine wedged into the channels where the windows slid.

These have now been removed from VW as, over winter, it caused the lower outside seal not to fit correctly and allowed more rain to run down on the inside of the door.
Thank goodness VW allows for this and it drains onto the entry step and, eventually, outside.

I'm happy that I always make sure these holes at the bottom of my doors are kept unblocked.

 

[stuartholmes]

We got the above wind deflectors fitted, which are worth having
But by far best bit of kit we added was Cruise Control.....

That reminds me, not on our current vehicle which had it as standard but easily the best thing I ever bought (apart from wife's wedding ring) was power steering conversion for our 1991 Ducato.
Transformational and who knew such a thing was possible?!?

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[pagey]

a credit card

 

[Keene]

Like most of us I have purchased many bits and pieces over the years for our motorhome. Some of these have proven more useful than others.
I think that one of my very best additions has been cab side window wind deflectors.
I bought them originally just so that we could crank the side windows down when driving so that we could let some fresh air in and not get blown to bits.
They have however gone on to be far more useful.
When parked up overnight we crank the windows down to just level with the bottom of the deflector thereby allowing air to flow through and preventing condensation from forming, but also providing the necessary level of security. ( No we wouldn't do this if we felt the location wasn't safe )
We do also carry SilverScreens for extremes of weather and lengthy stops, but the wind deflectors have proved to be a great addition.

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Ours were fitted when the MH was purchased. We sometimes do this also when parked up. Really like them.