New Motorhome - Front End Alignment

My Class C has about 800 miles on it, and I wanted to have the front end alignment checked prior to a number of longer trips we have planned this summer. Being my first motorhome, and not knowing what to expect on the highway, I sensed a little bit of play in the front end. I paid $170 to have the front end checked out, and was told that it was fine. The shop did, however, "strongly recommend" installing over $3,200 of new shocks and front and rear sway bars to improve the ride -- they told me that it would "drive like a Ferrari" if I let them do the work. Needless to say, I declined -- never really did care for Ferrari's!