Coach tends to wander
I have a National Tropical 2004, 38' that I have to actually drive all the time. I have been reading about the steering stabilizers of which I think I like the Safe Steer best. I called Camping World ...
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Have the coach weighed with it loaded the way you normally travel. If the front axle is lightly loaded, that can cause some wandering. Most vehicles drive better with the front axle loaded close to maximum.
If you do get the alignment adjusted, do it with the coach loaded the way you normally travel. This puts the ride height at the normal driving height and will make the alignment more effective and accurate. Have them check the thrust angle as well, which is the alignment of the rear axle to insure that the coach is tracking straight down the road.
If you do get the alignment adjusted, do it with the coach loaded the way you normally travel. This puts the ride height at the normal driving height and will make the alignment more effective and accurate. Have them check the thrust angle as well, which is the alignment of the rear axle to insure that the coach is tracking straight down the road.
