Will the toad get sandblasted?
I see toads with barriers in front of them. I see class C's with wide rubber flaps all the way across the back. My jeep sits higher than a car. Anything interesting ever fly up and wrap around your to...
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ron.dittmer wrote:Olddud wrote:I recently met a couple who tow a Wrangler with their Phoenix Cruiser 2350 Sprinter. The Wrangler tires are exposed forward. Rocks are picked up from the Wrangler tires and ejected forward at the motor home. The people are replacing their rear window in the motor home for the second time.
Wrangler, and no damage to it. HOWEVER, the back of the MH got rock damage in about 6 places, I am assuming by the tires of the Wrangler throwing back debris onto the MH. There is a lot of space between the bumper and fender of the Wrangler. I fixed it by covering that area while towing.
I suppose, the more aggressive the Wrangler tires are, the bigger the rocks it can eject at the motor home.
I have aggressive tires on my Jeep, I need to add something to avoid this. We also travel to areas of the desert that have dirt roads but will unhook the toad and have dear wife
follow me in. Used to do that when the jeep was in the trailer, easier to travel that way.
I have an aftermarket bumper and see where i need to put something in there to prevent the rock throwing.
