mikekohut

If your motorhome is registered and insured in Florida, your comprehensive insurance will cover a windshield replacement with no deductible. Call your insurance company for their recommendation.

We had a 2008 Jeep Wrangler JK that we used to tow. We never had a problem towing it, but did experience the "death wobble" twice while driving. It happened around 45 MPH and was violent enough that it could have shaken the whole coach. There is a fix for it and if you are driving a Wrangler would highly recommend that you have it looked at. It only happened twice in 40K miles, but there is a reason it is called the "Death Wobble".

Deb, We have traveled to Glacier a couple of times and don't remember any really steep climbs. I don't think that you will have any trouble on any route you take north off I 90. The Going to the Sun Road will be limited to only your toad, and we highly recommend the drive. Don't know what time frame that you are working on, so it is difficult to recommend things to see or do. We have also taken our coach up to Waterford and Banff and would highly recommend Lake Louise and the rest of the Ice Fields Parkway if time permits. Good luck and have a good time. Mike

I have owned and towed Wranglers for over 20 years, with both standard and automatic transmissions. Neither have ever been a problem towing. When I was younger, I liked the sportiness of the standard tranny. As I got older, I appreciate the ease of the automatic. Your decision should be on what type of transmission you want to drive, as they both work the same for towing.

This would indeed be a shocking and revolting story, if it wasn't so common in the RV industry. Let's hope that it soon changes, but I wouldn't hold my breath.