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Skiing with a motorhome - 4x4 or not?

 Poster: A snowHead
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A question - should we aim for a 4x4 motorhome?

We drive a Land Rover Discovery and love that for driving on the snow when we go skiing.

Soon (1-2 years) we will buy a motorhome. In the winter it will be used for month+ long skiing trips. What is it like driving a two-wheel drive (I think they are all rear-wheel drive) motorhome on a skiing holiday?

There are a few 4x4 motorhomes available which I was thinking we would target, but there is much more variety available that aren't 4x4.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
As long as you have good winter tyres (and chains as a backup) you should be fine. Loads of "ordinary" motorhomes in the sites I've regularly passed. Top class insulation will be far more important.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Most are FWD
Your biggest issue is needing refillable gas containers and the correct connectors for the country you end up in.
A well insulated winterised van with a double floor is what you are after.
Hope you have deep pockets?
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Big issue is if 2wd then fwd or rwd.

My experience

Weight on back wheels with winters + uphill + fwd = terrifying.

Weight on back wheels with winters + uphill + rwd = traction.

And so on.

T25 4wd excellent. But not a motor home, more a mobile shack. An expensive one.

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