Spare Tire Project
After 6 months of ownership and over 5,000 miles of travel I'm finally finished driving my class c without a spare tire. I've purchased a new OEM wheel and a matching Michelin tire. The only rem...
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ron.dittmer wrote:
For the record, there is inadequate room under the rig behind the rear axle. I think it allowed the RV manufacture more flexibility in floorplan design of their various models without giving up the spare.
Ron,
I wonder what's driving the difference in our two base motorhome designs ...?
I believe yours is approximately a 24 foot rig on the E350 and ours is approximately a 24 foot rig on the E450. Our wheel base is 158 inches ... what is your wheelbase?
Since ours is a basement design (~7 inches height difference in the cab and coach floors), our 29 gallon grey tank can actually fit up between the spare (which is mounted between the longitudinal frame members) and the coach floor. I wonder if this is causing the difference in our spare locations?
