Driveable vs towable for x country trip
We are trying to weigh the pros and cons of the different types of rv for a 2 or 3 month cross country tour. We currently have a class a but have also owned a c and stayed in a 5th wheel on occasion....
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After traveling thousands of miles this fall with relatives who had a TT, I noticed one big hassle with it that was way worse than our motorhome and would of course also be a big hassle with a 5th wheel ... that is side to side (not end to end) leveling of it, and 90% of our campsites needed it.
Their tandem duals on each side of the TT had a too close spacing between them to fit wooden leveling blocks between the two tires or fit the fancy plastic rocker steps between the two tires.
The side to side leveling of our Class C was way faster using the simple stair-step wooden leveling blocks we carry along. Our 24 foot Class C levels quickly due to it's short length requiring less height in it's adjustments.
Their tandem duals on each side of the TT had a too close spacing between them to fit wooden leveling blocks between the two tires or fit the fancy plastic rocker steps between the two tires.
The side to side leveling of our Class C was way faster using the simple stair-step wooden leveling blocks we carry along. Our 24 foot Class C levels quickly due to it's short length requiring less height in it's adjustments.
