Hard to stay in lane on highway?
We picked up our used 2018 class C last weekend with 12k miles, and on the drive back we noticed it was significantly harder than a car to keep in the lane. I've had experience towing a heavy trailer...
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The only hurt is paying for the check up. Yes, RVs demand more attention than a car. The longer the wheelbase the better they track. But especially with a used vehicle, go ahead and get a check up if it feels tiring to you. I also notice that as I get older I have to increase my focus.
One other thing I learned driving a small bus. I had much less wander when I steered less. Instead of constantly correcting, I found if I corrected then let loose of the wheel, corrected again and let loose again, it was a lot easier.
Some bigger vehicles are really prone to over steering until you get used to them.
One other thing I learned driving a small bus. I had much less wander when I steered less. Instead of constantly correcting, I found if I corrected then let loose of the wheel, corrected again and let loose again, it was a lot easier.
Some bigger vehicles are really prone to over steering until you get used to them.
