I need Help!
So me, my twins (26) and my mother 83 are buying a class C, selling everything and going on the road. We are looking at the Jayco's and I need some advice. The models I am looking at are the ones wit...
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Welcome to rv.net. Being a class C owner myself I think that you made a wise choice. As far as driving a class C it does take some getting used to. Just remember that you have 26-30 feet of vehicle behind you versus 15 to 20 feet of your current vehicle. Just take the turns wide and have a spotter when you back up. As for maintenance of your class C it is not much different than a truck. Obtain a good pre-trip check list online or compile your own. The 2 things that are most important to me are checking the air pressure in your tires and your fluid levels. Do that often, change your oil at least once a year or more and you should be good. Have fun on your upcoming adventures.
