Wandering Bear RV

Most RVs come with a basic leaf spring and equalizer setup. When the front axle hits a pothole, bump, bridge joint, or rough campground road, that force doesn’t stay at that axle. It travels through the suspension. Then the rear axle hits the same bump and sends another round of force back through the system. Instead of your RV taking one hit, it gets hit twice. ON. EVERY. BUMP.

That shaking goes into your frame, cabinets, plumbing, appliances, walls, and everything else inside your rig. That’s why you get to the campground and your eggs are all falling out of the fridge, broken.

Roadmaster’s Comfort Ride slipper spring system is designed to break that connection between the axles so each spring can move more independently instead of constantly transferring energy through the trailer.

The biggest reasons you’d want it:

1. It protects the RV, not just making a smoother ride
2. It makes the trailer tow more calmly
3. There’s a lifetime warranty on the components

This upgrade makes sense for you if…

•You tow a lot.
•You full-time.
•You have a heavier fifth wheel.
•You drive rough highways, bridges, interstates, campground roads, or backroads.
•You’re tired of things moving around inside.
•You want to protect the frame, suspension, cabinets, and components.
•You want the trailer to feel more controlled behind the truck.
•You believe in fixing the weak links before they become expensive problems.

My website DumpTheDrums.com is a great place to find my current location schedule or you can call/email to get on our schedule.