New 2020 Redwood 4001LK - Thoughts

[randy.rayford]

Originally Posted by webberwj

We've had zero issues with the rear kitchen and weight. We live in our 4001 full time and love it. I would still strongly recommend the DRW! We are right on the max edge of weight ... our pin is 3920 lbs and overall 17900 lbs. I got the very top end GMC 3500HD Durimax Denali and it was still $12K less than the F350 ... and I am a Ford guy. This GMC has been excellent!

Do you experience swaying/fishtail when towing?

[webberwj]

Not even a tiny bit ... it is rock steady. RW balanced it all out by putting all the tanks forward

[randy.rayford]

Originally Posted by webberwj

Not even a tiny bit ... it is rock steady. RW balanced it all out by putting all the tanks forward

Thanks, I’ll look at the DRW. This will be my only vehicle and my wife does not want to drive a dully.

[webberwj]

Mine didn't either but now she loves it! Is our only vehicle too and love the extra stability of the DRW. We added a 100 gal fuel tank to the bed wit a tool box and scrolling tonneau cover. The SRW would not have permitted that. We also really like the B&W hitch too! We looked at the Anderson hitch but I really liked the B&W better

[webberwj]

Check it out yourself ... I built all three online and the GMC was 80, RAM was 85, and Ford was 92! Then I went to the dealers, drove all three, and bought the GMC ...

[XCMARK]

Originally Posted by webberwj

Check it out yourself ... I built all three online and the GMC was 80, RAM was 85, and Ford was 92! Then I went to the dealers, drove all three, and bought the GMC ...

current factory discounts put a denali 3500 DRW crew cab diesel 4x4 out the at $75,000. Just picked mine up early this month.

[Ford truck guy]

My 2020 F0350 Platinum was $73,000 The DRW was $1500 higher, or just under $75,000