Steering stabilizers

[ecotton315]

Hello everyone, I'm a new RV owner and I would like your thoughts on steering stabilizers for a class C motorhome? Do they really make a difference?

Thanks,
Liz

[JONWisconsin]

I have a new Class C and am considering to put on two. From all that I have researched they make a difference. Most people use either Safe-T- Plus or Roadmaster. I am more inclinedto the latter. Wish you well

[ecotton315]

Thank you!

[Harvard]

Too little caster and or too much tire pressure (for the weight requirement) will manifest itself as "loose steering" or "wandering" at highway speeds.

Ford ships the E Series at a caster setting of around +3 degrees which is OK for city driving but you want to have at least +5 degrees for highway stability.

Google E450 Handling for lots of reading material.

[ecotton315]

Thank you!

[NRR]

Listen the Harvard. He is right. I did and it made a huge improvement on the highway. I still added a Safe-T-Plus because that had made a great difference on the class A I had just traded in.

[coachmanjay]

Added Safe-T-Plus to my 2004 Class C and it was standard equipment on my 2013. It really makes a big difference in handling, but the big advantage is the safety in handling in the event of a front tire blowout. Their factory is in Austell GA and would highly recommend buying there and having the factory install and adjust.