No "Rock Crawling": while the independent suspension handles gravel and washboard roads, the RV is not an extreme off-road vehicle. Brush Awareness: Prohibit driving through overgrown trails. Repairing "pinstriping" (scratches from branches). Low Clearance Awareness: Remind them that even with a lift, they are still towing a tall box. No drive-thrus or low-hanging tree branches. Speed Limit: Strictly enforce a 60–65 mph maximum. RV tires are often not rated for high-speed highway driving, and sway becomes a factor at higher speeds. Brake Controller Required: Vehicle must have a working brake controller. If they don't have one, you can offer a portable solution like the Echo Mobile Trailer Brake Controller. The awning must be retracted whenever they leave the campsite or if winds exceed 10–15 mph. Black Tank Care: Only RV-safe toilet paper is allowed. Tanks should be returned empty. Dont let the batteries drop below 12.0V if they are dry camping, even with the 400W solar panels. No Smoking/Vaping. Return Condition: Tanks should be returned empty (unless add on for us to empty is purchased) and the interior should be "broom clean."