……Michigan Interstate roads are still less than ideal.
It’s been a year since some one commented on their condition.
If you are heading to Spartan, best to take most any M-highway roads. Trucker friendly and for the most part, and very good to excellent. I-69 or I-96 you find what rattles or loose quickly.
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And they're playing "round robin" totally closing off-ramps for renovation one at a time for the main junction near Spartan at I-69 and M-50. Google maps can't keep up.
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[COLOR="Blue"]Doug, Robyn, Ross & Ryan
06 Travel Supreme Select 45'
Monaco Owners Club Ford Super Duty Owner Holiday Rambler Owners Club
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Franklin, NC
Posts: 203
I was just on I-69 around Lansing and south last week. One of the worse section of roads I have ever been on.
They have patched the concrete seams across the road with about 3 foot stips of asphalt the width of the lane which got pounded down by trucks so now you have multiple bumps to contend with at the seams. I-69 should be condemned! I felt I was driving in a third world country!
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Mike & Karen. 2012 Holiday Rambler Vacationer 34 SBD, Toad is a 2014 Jeep Wrangler Sahara, Copperhead Pearl . Blue Ox base plate with Roadmaster Nighthawk towbar with RVibrake2 Auxiliary Braking System and EEZTIRE TPMS. CHF, rear track bar and Safe T Steer. FMCA Member.
FWIW - I-35 north of OKC falls in the same category. Beat the snot out of our coach…the jarring unlocked both the fridge and freezer. Fortunately we keep the fridge doors strapped as a backup. Have never needed it before but it sure saved us this time. Sure felt like it lasted about 100 miles before we hit decent roads again.
. Blue Ox base plate with Roadmaster Nighthawk towbar with RVibrake2 Auxiliary Braking System and EEZTIRE TPMS. CHF, rear track bar and Safe T Steer. FMCA Member.
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