Finally after months of waiting got the chance to drive a Seneca 2014 37TS yesterday. Would like to ask Seneca owners if you guy feel every bumb in the road coming through the steering wheel. Dealer said they would check it out but, for me this is the first time I've been in a Class C on the road. Is this something that normal with these units? Thanks for looking
Sorry, but was that 'bump' in the road or 'bum' in the road? Guess it could be both!! [emoji16] just kidding. I own a Redhawk, but I also test drove the Seneca. I DO remember feeling the bumps through the steering wheel if they were big ones. Redhawk feels the same.
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Tom
'14 Redhawk 29XK
I have a 2014 Seneca, the handling and road manners are superior to the Workhorse W-22 Class A chassis I replaced it with. Any rig with a solid, straight front axle will ride firmer and transmit more road irregularities than an independent front suspension. The ride is not bad however; avoiding pot holes is crucial as you will hear and feel the "bump".
Passing trucks and side winds are a non-issue with the M2 chassis, that is the advantage of the firmer ride.
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