How Common is a 4WD Class C?
We are thinking about selling the TT...we love the space when it's set up, but it's a lot to drag around. Now that we're older and mostly travel alone or with another couple, it would be great to be m...
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For me I would love 4x4 on my class C but it is honestly too wide for anything around here other than gravel roads.
I would like to get a good set of chains for the Class C for emergency use in place of 4x4 for muddy/ slushie /snowy roads but most Class C's state no chains.
Yes the original poster would only really need the 4x4 part and some good tires for the beach. Many long class C's used on beaches without issues.
A lift would be nice but as soon as you try lifting any RV center of gravity becomes an issue on top of everything else.
I would like to get a good set of chains for the Class C for emergency use in place of 4x4 for muddy/ slushie /snowy roads but most Class C's state no chains.
BurbMan wrote:
Beaches are flat, so overhang is not really a concern like it would be if you were trail running or rock climbing.
Yes the original poster would only really need the 4x4 part and some good tires for the beach. Many long class C's used on beaches without issues.
A lift would be nice but as soon as you try lifting any RV center of gravity becomes an issue on top of everything else.
