AIR GEAR Reviews

We needed to have a way of reading our propane tank levels and this product does that as well as provide a sense of safety when it comes to detecting and leaks that we would not know at the tank or in the line except for the propane lighted indicator inside the galley. Installation is easier if you remove the tank housing and removing both tanks off the platform so that your threads from the flex hoses can align straight. Once both hoses are installed, you just need to position the connector hea...

Absolutely as advertised. Clearly high quality; fittings, steel mesh cord, and bracket. The instructions are spot on, and -- even though I didn't need to, I watched Rich's video -- I always enjoy them. I'd tell you this is a ten-minute job, but I have a 15" Michelin tire jammed into a spare-tire cage in a 2014 Classic made for a 14" Goodyear China bomb. That's the only thing that took some effort. Result? Sure enough, my spare was under inflated by 15 lbs. This add-on isn't a nice-to have...

Just finished an Airstream Caravan to Newfoundland, Canada called the Viking Trail Caravan. During the caravan we stopped at Vernon’s Antique Car Museum in Swift Current, Newfoundland. Here we boondocked, what lookings like a huge parking lot hugging a lake. I open up the solar panel kit and connected it into the solar port of my 30’ International 2019 Airstream with lead acid batteries. The panels worked great and enabled me to keep my Starlink and Rig powered. Daylight in Newfoundland is from ...

Near the end of last summer, we planned to purchase a new ground rug and fence to give us more room on camp-side and more freedom for our two dogs. After dealing with a couple of trips with the sun running us off the campside, the sunscreen was the answer. Love that we can use it when needed or unsnap when not. Also gives a little privacy for snoopy onlookers (campground rubber-neckers). Easy to install with a quality rivet tool and drill. Packs down light and small. My only suggestion wou...

Ok. I used my AirGear rivet gun to install my AirGear sunshade and I locked the awesome carrying case in my rear compartment secured with my chrome AirGear replacement locks. I locked up that compartment with my unique keys from AirGear, before my wife and I walked across our AirGear CMat to go out for dinner. No need to worry about getting locked out because we had our spare AirGear door and deadbolt keys in a lockbox secured in our propane compartment. When I cleaned up later, I showered on ou...

Since buying our new Airstream last year we have been immersed in watching the support videos, reading Airstream Life magazine and many of the forums available. Rich Luhr's name is prevalent in a lot of this information and his videos are great. My husband has mentioned numerous times he would like to buy a few of the gadgets that Rich recommends. Gadgets is my word. My husband is into gadgets and I am always kind of skeptical of whether they are really necessary. I felt the same way about some ...

If you use the shower in any RV it is a challenge and often more a chore than a pleasure. While you can't make them larger you can improve on the experience with this teak mat. It is nice as the water drains into the pan below and you are not standing in a puddle. the smooth finish is a great feel on your feet while not being slippery because of the slots between the slates. While a necessity, it sure is nice! If you use your shower more than once a week in the unit it would come a necessity. O...

TRUE STORY: On our very next outing after buying the tire changing kit - which BTW was only our second ever outing with our very recently acquired Airstream - we got a flat tire. The universe appeared to be telling us something, and it was something I wasn't hoping to hear this soon into our Airstream life. But the "good" news was a) I had all the tools needed to change the tire, and b) I had already watched Rich's video with his tips & tricks for changing an Airstream tire. We were safely par...

I got tired of getting under the front of the airstream or under the back of the truck to top off the air in the spares. So, purchased two of these easyairs to solve the problem. I mounted the one on the airstream into the top unused hole of the equalizer bracket on the tongue by drilling an extra hole in the easyair bracket and using one of the included bolts. The easyair on the truck was mounted by drilling an extra hole near the license plate and mounting the easyair inlet directly to the tru...

Really a game changer being able to place the panel in, and oriented perpendicular to, the sun. The 200W portable solar contrbuted significantly more AHrs to batteries than 300W rooftops. Especially in the autumn when the sun is lower in the sky and therefore at a shallow angle to the horizontal rooftop panels. I agree with others that the stands on the panels should be adjustable to change vertical angle, but the panels are so light that I was able to fashion a small stick through the handle to...