Good evening
I have zero experience & have never been in a forum!
Q. 1
We are learning about class B, B plus & C.
Considering Full time
For discussion, a 30" MH - 2 persons
What are the the Min/Max wheelbase to be considered?
I do not want to compromise on safety nor handling.
Thank you in advance.
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Generally speaking, a longer wheelbase translates to better ride, handling and directional stability. On a 30' coach, I would shoot for a minimum 228" wheelbase chassis if possible. May be difficult to find though...
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Jim & SherrySeward
2000 Residency 3790 v10 w/tags 5 Star tune & Banks system Suzuki XL7 toad
In the 30' size range (give or take 2') it will be common to see wheelbases from 198" to 218". Obviously you'd like to see bigger but I hav'nt yet. By the way, I had a Jamboree 32 footer with 218' and I thought it was fine.
I suspect that rigs are pretty std and your not going to be getting much of a selection in different wheel bases. I would focus on size/layout rather than wheelbase.
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