What it checks
"Can my RV drive this road?" is the question that decides whether a trip goes smoothly or ends with a three-point turn on a shelf road. RigSense route feasibility answers it before you leave. It scores the terrain difficulty of the road or destination, then weighs it against your rig's height, length, and weight, and folds in the weather for the days you'll be out.
You get one readout instead of three browser tabs. The point is to catch the things that strand a big rig: low clearances you can't back out of, roads too tight or too steep to hold your length, and conditions a heavy rig shouldn't attempt in the first place.
How it works
- Pick the road or destination you're weighing.
- RigSense pulls your rig's height, length, and weight from your profile in the iOS app.
- It scores the terrain difficulty and checks the weather for your window.
- You read one verdict: whether your rig can handle it, and what to watch for if it's close.
Your rig details come from the RigSense iOS app, so the feasibility check reflects your actual RV, not a generic one. Set the profile once and every route you weigh uses it.
Why it's one readout
A road can be fine for a van and wrong for a fifth wheel. Weather can turn a passable grade into one you shouldn't tow. The parts interact, so RigSense route feasibility looks at them together rather than leaving you to reconcile a clearance map, a terrain rating, and a forecast on your own.
The tool is free and runs in your browser. When you want the same intelligence on the road, the RigSense app carries your rig profile with you.
Set up your rig profile in the RigSense app.
