Worst RV Road Trip EVER! Scary Tire Blowout.. Then Our BRAKES WENT OUT! 😳

Hey guysthis is John that meet you on the road with the flat and I wanted to say thank you for entertaining us with your endless adventures. I also wanted to say that Eric and Allison are just as nice in person that they are on the videos. They are very genuine and very friendly. Hope to run into you again under better and safer circumstances.

From my almost 60 year career of driving you – name – it, and as a professional driving instructor, you should follow this advice as well as anyone else who is reading this: if you have a tire blow up on either a tow vehicle or a towed vehicle, do not, do not, DO NOT change it on the interstate!

Drive on it slowly to the next exit, or spot where you can get away from traffic.

If you ruin a wheel, that's perfectly OK, because wheels can be found rather inexpensively. Morgues and emergency rooms are considerably more costly.

Watching you guys is my Youtube highlight of the week. Even when things go wrong you still remain upbeat.

You can tell they are genuine in their videos. If the world was even hslf as nice and happy as they are, it would be such a great place to live...

Guys, you can get a Texas TollTag which will charge a credit card on file, and will work in Texas, Oklahoma (and potentially Kansas too). I live in Iowa but travel to Waco frequently and my K-tag (Kansas) works in OK and TX.

Positive attitudes go a long way! So glad you guys are safe! As another truck driver, I can't stress enough as paulw has, that if this happens again DO NOT STOP ON THE SHOULDER OF THE FREEWAY! Limp to the next exit and get off the road and AWAY from traffic! Funny enough, I too, had a tire blow out on my trailer today, and that's what I did..

Keep the adventure rolling...And stopping when necessary..Stay safe!

Hi Guys
Messaging from Australia. You need to get a wheel alignment done on the van, otherwise those tires will go the same way. Common problem with all vans.

Hey guys, another great video! Go out and pickup 20vt impact wrench, and a set of impact sockets. Makes life a lot easier if/when you get another flat.

Also, and more important, never put a wheel lug nut into a socket and screw it in. That's a really good way to cross thread it and create another problem down the road. Always hand start them slowly to start it, then you can use a socket wrench to tighten it.

Glad y’all are safe!

I love your videos'. I still watch when Allison "died" on the bungi cord jump off the bridge. Now your jokes are almost bringing me to tears! Keep the adventure going. You are just getting better!

You can buy electric scissor Jack's and impact lug wrenches that connect to your car battery or power point to keep in your car/trailer. Makes changing a tire fast and easy!

Love you two. I’m living your adventures, fun and love through you. Funny and kind people. You have never failed. God’s blessings. Stay young and have fun everyday. My name is Neftali from Tucson.

I just LOVE you two. I learn so much and appreciate that even through the super crappy times you present a cohesive approach to adversity
God Bless you❤

Wow thats was scary. 😱 what a a great Guy coming to your rescue😊 got off that Highway as quickly as possible 🫣.
Thats lovely you got time to spend with Family 🥰 pleased every thing has been sorted 🙏 looking Forward to to your next adventure
Take care have Good week 🥰

You two always overcome the obstacles! I know it was stressful, but it’s inspiring for you to share “how to” when the @*it hits the fan! Great video guys! ~Cara 😊

I was pleasantly surprised that you didn't make a overly dramatic tag for this video. I enjoy all of your videos and share your troubles and sorrows. Thank you❤

Allison and Eric, I am sorry about all the things that went wrong on your travels, but the two of you make me laugh so hard. I love watching your travels, and your commentary is priceless. Safe travels. Sending Hugs 🤗🤗

I had a scary blowout with my rv going 70... fishtailed but regained control, scary for sure!!!!!

When you guys say, "We'll see ya on the road" at the end of every video, I bet the subscriber who saw you stranded on the side of the road wasn't expecting it to happen so literally. You guys seriously have the worst luck in terms of frequency of bad events, although the Travel Beans have you beat on severity. 😵‍💫

Eric, What you need to do is, get a 2 x 10 about 2 feet long and lay it in the bed of your truck. The next time you have a flat on your trailer run the good tire on the 2 x 10 and that will raise the flat off of the ground and you won't need a jack to be able to take the flat off.