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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tropical36 wrote:3 dog nights wrote:
Had the same results moving from a 5th wheel to a Class A, Found it handled a lot better if I just slowed down, just because limit is 70-75 doesn't mean I have to drive that fast. Found best handling at 62. Also google CHF for class A, it made a difference on mine. Sum it up I found I had to much Type A for my Class A. required attitude adjustment. Good Luck!
Agree with slowing down. I mean the speed limit is the same for Lamborghini's and Ferrari's, so there's gotta be something wrong with this picture, somewhere.
For correcting such, I'd say to personally lower your speed limit, when driving a Motel, rather than speed up with your sports car.
That's why my 9350 lb class 3 (really a class 4) truck only pulls a 12k lbs fiver.
I had considered a class A, but I was worried that my kids would be strapped down only by a lap belt onto a couch. And there are no air bags or any other safety systems.
At least my truck has lap/shoulder belts all around, air bags all around, and the truck is built to some safety standards.
