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DX3 Freightliner M2 chassis stability in high side winds

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Jody

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I was wondering how the DX3 handles in high side winds. I have driven many miles in high side winds and am looking to upgrade to a newer DX3 either 34 or 37 footer and wondered how it handles. I currently own 2021 Nexus Wraith 35 W with the Liquid Springs upgrade on the rearend and have had to slow way down in high winds.
 

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I was wondering how the DX3 handles in high side winds. I have driven many miles in high side winds and am looking to upgrade to a newer DX3 either 34 or 37 footer and wondered how it handles. I currently own 2021 Nexus Wraith 35 W with the Liquid Springs upgrade on the rearend and have had to slow way down in high winds.
I just bought a DX3 34KD in Ohio and drove it cross country to LA through some modest winds that was so much easier than my previous Minnie Winnie no white knuckling or aching hands at the end of the day. But, agree with the previous comment about slowing down in high winds.
 

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