How many miles

[murphysranch]

Oh. Sorry. I need to change the details.

The driving was absolutely miserable. We spent $4K on aftermarket things, but it didn't make a difference. As a driver, I had to move the steering wheel back and forth microscopically the entire time. The coach wanted to fling itself left and right, even with tiny adjustments.

 

[Boat Bum]

Did one of those aftermarket accessories include a steering stabilizer? I put a Safe T Plus on my Bay Star and it made a considerable difference in the steering play, granted, you're still driving a house on a truck bed.

 

[John10ey]

So, I used to average 550 miles a day. On the way home from Newmar I did anywhere from 280 to 360 a day.
What do you generally average.

There is no right or wrong answer. At some point, if need arises, I may do the 550 a day, its all about personal stamina, not what anyone feels is right for anyone else.

I travel off freeways and target 200 miles which takes about 6 hours including stops

 

[Aseras]

When I was younger I did Florida to Oregon in one shot, stopping only for gas and a brief nap outside Salt Lake City at Bonneville.

I try to keep it down now, My truck or RV can outlast me, I just did a Florida to Indiana and back to Florida trip in 3 days, Stopping in TN each way at night to rest. My dogs need to go out more than I do, so that gets me to stop more often and spend some time walking them.

My new rig's previous owners added Active Air to it, and OMG does that make a difference. My Class C and a previous Class A would wander and become a sail and semis and trucks would push them around. The London Aire with active air, is a dream, doesn't budge, can't even barely tell if there's a headwind or anything between the active air and the comfort drive.

On it's ( well my maiden voyage home with it ) I stopped at the FL state line to do a walk around and take a break and when I opened the coach door it almost yanked me off the steps it was so windy, and I had no idea at all from how well the RV was handling.

 

[murphysranch]

Yes, it did include a steering stabilizer. Barely helped.