Is Class A smoother ride then Class C and MPG
We bought a Class C, Forest RIver Forester Ford engine, 2 year old 10k miles 32 foot and just returned from a 2 week trip THis is a first RV for us and boy is it a tough ride, every little bum...
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kars wrote:
THank you all for your responses, for some reason I really thought an A gasser would be smoother
I will contact dealer to see what they have to say and maybe they can help with the tire pressure, we dont carry anything but 5 little doggies and 2 adults.
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I will try to empty the water tank from now on if I know I am going to a place with water as I dont want to pay gas to move water slushing around.
thank you again , I have learned a few things and will ask on the class C too.
I don't have a lot of experience with driving Cs and As but before we purchased our new Miramar Class A recently, we had rented several Class C motorhomes in the 25-30' range. Our 37' Miramar Class A drives much better (my opinion) than the Class Cs we rented. However, these were rented class Cs and they had a lot of miles on them. A lot of it has to do with what make/model Class A you are driving. My salesman said the Miramar drove like a dream compared to the cheaper Axis/Vegas models but I never drove those models so I can't compare. Our Miramar has 22.5" tires vs the 19.5 which many people say make a difference.
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