228 in WB in a 34 ft MH

We have a DP and it is 34.5' actual and the wheelbase is only 208". It also has a 55 degree wheel cut which makes it turn very sharp. I had a 31' but was actually 33.5' long front engine gas RV with a 45 degree wheel cut and a 228" wheelbase. It had a very large turning radius and a massive tail swing. On a gas RV I would opt for the longer wheelbase even though the turning radius is so poor just to get the stability required. On a DP with air ride it isn't so much of a problem.

When i bought my coach, every manufacturer was putting their longest coaches 36 to 38 ft on 22,000 lbs chassis with the longest WB being 228 inches. One of the reasons I went where I did was the 24,000 chassis and 254 inch WB. Some one here has a formula for length to WB ratio. You might try using that. I think a 34 ft coach on a 228 WB is OK but not longer

All has to do with the engineering if it will help you or not. Are you looking for mainly the stability? Also test drive.

New or used? Every manufacturer has WB specs on their site for every model. Is there a particular floor plan you want? A long WB is nice but worthless if it's sitting under the wrong floor plan. In terms of priority, WB length would be much further down my list. A consideration sure, but not the primary one.