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DaveJT

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Has anyone gone under the overpass near the entrance to West Glacier RV Park and Campground in a newer Newmar Class A? I have a 2024 Mountain Air 4118 and my manual shows a height of 13' 2". The overpass sign states the height is 13' 6". Seems too close to chance it. I trust the overpass sign height, but not sure whether my rig height is accurate/variable.
 
I suggest measuring your coach at ride height to give you confidence and also so you know what to set in your GPS. The overpass height is also at the lowest point, some are angled and you can go under smartly at the tallest point.
 
In the Mountain Aire, can you lower from ride height adding 3-4” of clearance? Of course you don’t want to making any turns until past the overpass and raising back to normal ride height.
Just a side note, manual on my coach says 13’ but when actually measuring it is 12’10”.
 
I suggest measuring your coach at ride height to give you confidence and also so you know what to set in your GPS. The overpass height is also at the lowest point, some are angled and you can go under smartly at the tallest point.
What Neal said ^^^^
We didn't take our coach under this (coach was in a campground nearby) but saw some large RVs go through here - slowly.
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