VanLife
VanLife News
β

Customer Inflated Caravan Tires to 100% PSI Believing It Was Standard

25.01.2026 06:32 1 min 1 source
MotorBiscuit IS
Customer Inflated Caravan Tires to 100% PSI Believing It Was Standard
© MotorBiscuit

An Australian repairman found a customer had inflated their caravan tires to 100 PSI, believing it was the normal pressure for all vehicles. The correct range for caravans is 50–65 PSI, and overinflation raises the risk of blowouts. The story went viral on TikTok, garnering 20,000 views in a day.

Story sources

Customer Inflated Caravan Tires to 100% PSI Believing It Was Standard

25.01.2026 MotorBiscuit IS
Advertisement

You May Be Interested

All News
Top five 4WDs of all time © standard.net.au
Reviews AU Australia 31.12.2025

Top five 4WDs of all time

An article presents a subjective list of five notable four-wheel drive vehicles for off-road touring. The models highlighted are the Toyota LandCruiser, Nissan Patrol Warrior, Ford Ranger/Everest, Land Rover Defender, and Mitsubishi Pajero/Pajero Sport. The summary notes key attributes like drivability, reliability, and aftermarket support, alongside price ranges and towing capacities for context.

This Camper Trailer Impresses with Versatility and Price © zr.ru
Industry AU Australia 01.01.2026

This Camper Trailer Impresses with Versatility and Price

Australian company Stockman has introduced the All Roada, a compact camper trailer. The base model starts at approximately $4,900, while a fully-equipped camping version costs around $8,450. The trailer features a galvanized chassis, off-road tires, and a large plastic storage box, and can be used for transporting gear or as a utility platform.

Caravan weight crackdown: Aussies risk $1.5k fines, licence points - realestate.com.au © realestate.com.au
Bans & Fines AU Australia 15.10.2025

Caravan weight crackdown: Aussies risk $1.5k fines, licence points - realestate.com.au

Police across Australia are enforcing towing weight limits for caravans and trailers, issuing fines and demerit points for violations. In Queensland, the fine is $333 with three demerit points, while in Victoria penalties can reach $1,580. A recent social media post, though using an old photo, highlighted ongoing police checks, with industry sources noting over 80% of vehicles checked before trips exceed legal limits.

News from Australia

All News
Digital nomads opt for van life instead of property investment © afr.com
Lifestyle AU Australia 5 days ago

Digital nomads opt for van life instead of property investment

Some remote workers are choosing a camper van lifestyle over traditional real estate investments. According to The Australian Financial Review, this approach allows them to maintain mobility and their financial nest egg. The trend has been noted in Australia since 2021.

Tasmania to launch campsite booking system to tackle ghost camping © theadvocate.com.au
Law & Regulations AU Australia 15.01.2026

Tasmania to launch campsite booking system to tackle ghost camping

Tasmania's Parks and Wildlife Service will introduce a new online booking system for campsites in 2026. The $1.5 million system aims to address 'ghost camping', where campers secure prime spots by setting up tents weeks or months in advance. Rangers will monitor campgrounds for compliance, though specific penalties were not confirmed.

Industry AU Australia 15.01.2026

Brinkley's Ron Fenech Receives RVDA Chairman's Award

Ron Fenech, founder and president of Brinkley's, has been honored with the RVDA Chairman's Award. The award recognizes outstanding contributions to the recreational vehicle industry. Fenech was acknowledged for his long-term support of the association and its educational initiatives.

Install VanLife News

Get quick access and offline reading.

Install on iOS

  1. 1 Tap Share in Safari.
  2. 2 Choose "Add to Home Screen".
  3. 3 Confirm by tapping Add.

Already installed

The app is already installed on this device.

Install from browser menu

Use your browser menu to install or add to home screen.