Sway on a gasser

3 dog nights wrote:
OK, my first class A. Moved from a fifth wheel, towed by a dually. Wife does not like the sway/rocking we are getting. I've been on line checking options and have four solutions. Which would you do first? or open to your ideas.

Safe-T-Plus
Spring kit(?)
Koni - shocks
Helwig Rear Sway Bar

Biggest problem I've seen with coaches that have this problem, is with how much tail there is behind the rear wheels for wagging the dog.
If much, then it's never really going to go away, but can be helped with the various addon's offered, including, but not limited to, a large rear sway bar. After that, the best thing you can do, is to slow down. One shouldn't be in a hurry when driving a Motel, anyway. If you're in a hurry, never stop in a restaurant for meals, unless it's after you're parked for the night. Also for fixing dinner within. Drive late and stay in a Walmart, for some sleep and so that there's no real setup to contend with.
I said, if you're really in a hurry and since you don't really gain much time, driving over 55mph or so. Just burn a lot more fuel, is all.