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Old 12-02-2018, 05:36 PM   #5
nosticks
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Freedom Elite 29fe
State: Florida
Posts: 700
THOR #4656
The alignment police will be here soon, but before that try these things. Tire pressure adjustment, not filled to the max like your door pillar suggests. Back down the fronts a few pounds, leave rears at max. Try it first, it's free. If you are still wandering, a steering stabilizer will most certainly help, Safe-T-Steer is one of the best.

The thing is, the steering is a reciprocating ball type, it will never seem tight. When I go from miles of driving the rv, I become use to the steering input required to keep it between the lines. Then I jump in the toad (Wrangler) and for the first few miles I'm all over the road from too much input to the wheel.
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