Various Rv types and wind
OK, so 24ft class C, 15 years, 70 K miles all over the western US. So hear, is my question? A 25mph cross wind, just bounces us all over our lane. But yet at times I see 5ers, TT's and the occasiona...
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Bottom line is make sure your equipment is in good shape. Then, when you encounter winds, slow down a bit. If you feel you're getting pushed around, slow down some more. If you have to slow down too much, get off the road and take a break. An extra night on the road is far cheaper than dealing with a wind related accident. Each RV owner has to know the limits of their rig!!
