Improving Your Vehicle’s Security & Safety Put a Lock on it!
When securing a vehicle, we think it’s a good idea to start off with some simple physical devices such as wheel clamps and door locks. Locks like these not only work really well but they provide an excellent visual deterrent as well.
We stock a range of devices by Milenco and other manufacturers and, of course, we can fit them for you as well.
Ask us about installing Milenco security locks on your motorhome or caravan
It doesn’t matter how big or small your motorhome is, you’ll probably have the same sort of electric horn that you’d find on a car. Wouldn’t the horn be more effective if it made the sort of sound that truck horns make?
Make a Noise!
We reckon that, if trucks have air horns, motorhomes should too and, with our 12V compressor systems, they can. Neat and unobtrusive, a set is not difficult to install but, if you prefer, we can do it for you. You’ll notice the difference straight away and so will your fellow motorists. (Our horns sound good on boats too!)
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On our website, hear how one of our air horns can make your motorhome a lot more noticeable!
Protect Your Bottom...
Skid wheels are a must on motorhomes which have a long overhang at the back, preventing the chassis from hitting the ground when the vehicle is being driven up a steep slope or boarding a ferry.
They come with mounting hardware and should be fitted as far to the rear of the chassis as possible.
Our skid wheels fit nearly all motorhome chassis. And Your Back!
When driving a large vehicle or one with restricted vision to the rear, good mirrors are essential. We have a range of mirrors for motorhomes, trucks and caravans as well as wide-angle lenses and reflectors.
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To place an order or for more information, visit
www.roadpro.co.uk send an e-mail to
sales@roadpro.co.uk or phone us on 01327 312233
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