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ADAC advises checking battery, brakes, tires, and gas system before spring trips. Since 2025, gas inspections are mandatory every two years.
As the spring season approaches, ADAC and regional clubs, including ADAC Hessen-Thüringen, have published recommendations for preparing a motorhome after winter storage. Experts advise checking the battery (install and charge), brakes, fluid levels, and tire pressure. It is also important to assess tire age via DOT markings and replace tires after 8–10 years of use.
Special attention is given to the gas system: since 2025, motorhomes with gas equipment must undergo an inspection every two years. Additionally, it is recommended to clean water tanks and check the validity of the general inspection (TÜV) and gas inspection. These steps help prevent breakdowns and ensure a safe first trip.
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ADAC Hessen-Thüringen recommends a spring check for motorhomes after winter storage. Key points include inspecting the battery, brakes, tire pressure,...
ADAC Hessen-Thüringen recommends a spring check for motorhomes after winter storage. Key points include inspecting the battery, brakes, tire pressure, and the gas system. Since 2025, motorhomes with LPG systems require a mandatory inspection every two years.
Experts advise performing several checks before the first spring trip in a motorhome. Essential items include inspecting the battery, fluid levels, an...
Experts advise performing several checks before the first spring trip in a motorhome. Essential items include inspecting the battery, fluid levels, and tire pressure to ensure a safe start to the season.
ADAC advises checking a motorhome before the first spring trips. Key points include reinstalling and charging the battery, inspecting technical device...
ADAC advises checking a motorhome before the first spring trips. Key points include reinstalling and charging the battery, inspecting technical devices, fluid levels, and tire pressure. Since 2025, owners of motorhomes with LPG systems are required to have them inspected every two years.
ADAC advises a series of checks before the first spring trip in a motorhome after winter storage. The battery should be checked and charged, technical...
ADAC advises a series of checks before the first spring trip in a motorhome after winter storage. The battery should be checked and charged, technical fluids topped up, tire condition assessed, and the gas system inspected for leaks. Water tanks should be cleaned, and the validity of the vehicle inspection and gas system check must be confirmed.
ADAC has issued guidelines for checking motorhomes after winter storage. Key points include inspecting the battery, fluid levels, tire condition, and ...
ADAC has issued guidelines for checking motorhomes after winter storage. Key points include inspecting the battery, fluid levels, tire condition, and the gas system. Since 2025, owners are required to have their LPG system inspected every two years. It is also advised to check tire age using the DOT code and replace them after 8–10 years regardless of tread depth.
Germany — fuel prices
Updated: 12.09.2026
Super E10
$2.65 /l
€2.30 · £1.97/l
162 of 168
pricier than 96% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.78 /l
€2.41 · £2.06/l
97 of 102
pricier than 94% of countries
Diesel
$2.72 /l
€2.35 · £2.02/l
157 of 167
pricier than 93% of countries
Premium Diesel
$3.03 /l
€2.63 · £2.25/l
44 of 46
pricier than 93% of countries
LPG
$1.28 /l
€1.11 · £0.95/l
50 of 55
pricier than 89% of countries
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ADAC Hessen-Thüringen recommends a technical inspection of the motorhome before the first spring trips. Key points include checking the battery, technical devices, fluid levels, tire pressure, and the gas system, which has required mandatory inspection every two years since 2025.
ADAC Hessen-Thüringen recommends checking the motorhome after winter storage. Key points include inspecting the battery, technical appliances, fluid levels and tire pressure, as well as the cleanliness of water systems and the condition of gas equipment. Since 2025, owners of motorhomes with a liquefied gas system are required to have it inspected every two years.
ADAC Hessen-Thüringen has issued guidelines for preparing motorhomes for the spring season after winter storage. Checks include the battery charge, technical appliances, fluid levels, and tire condition, including age via DOT coding. Water systems, gas installations, and the validity of the general inspection and mandatory biennial gas system check (required since 2025) must also be verified.
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