Driving Class A
Recently bought a Class A Winnebago Tribute (2015) after owning a travel trailer. Driving has not been as "relaxed" as I had expected. Perhaps I had unrealistic expectations or perhaps I am still g...
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2gypsies wrote:msturtz wrote:
Any motorhome but especially Class A rigs will sway, bob and weave. It is expected.
Nope. Ours didn't do any of the above.
Obviously the level of movement depends on a lot of factors, coach loading, tire pressure, suspension type - air vs spring, engine placement, tag axle, wind, road surface, etc. Our current DP motorhome is much better in ride comfort and easier to control vs our last one. Our last coach was on a Ford chassis and our current one is on a Freightliner chassis. We installed quite a few suspension fixes on our Ford to resolve problems but haven't done anything to our current DP. Some coach manufacturers do a better job at creating coaches with good handling than others. The higher end rigs have really nice suspensions and even improved wheel cut (smaller turning radius).
