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Steering wheel positioning on a Class B

RetiredRealtorR
Explorer
Explorer
We've been looking at some Class B's for use on short trips, even day trips, and have found that those built on a Ram chassis seem to have an odd steering wheel position, even with the (minimal) adjustment available -- like it's up too high. Has anyone else found this to be an issue? Seems as though those built on an MB or Transit chassis don't have the same odd feel. Thanks for your input.
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mumkin
Explorer
Explorer
It is odd to most of us... that said, it didn't take any time to get used to it. But then, my 2 Promasters have been my only vehicle, so no switching back and forth. From what I have seen, it is mostly men that are all that bothered by it.

Not sure if a tilting wheel is included in all the updates to the 2022 models.
Mumkin
2021 Promaster 1500 188wb conversion
2019 Roadtrek Simplicity SRT (half Zion/half Simplicity)
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2004 GWV Classic Supreme