Difference CRE3000 vs. LRE4100

[chris199]

Looking at a Montana 3791RD. Legacy package upgrades the suspension. Is it worthwhile? Safer? Easier to tow?

[SkiSmuggs]

I believe it has longer travel which should make for a softer ride.

[Yosemitebob]

Personally, I would always upgrade for particular items when available, suspension is one of them batteries, another, tires another. Appliances, not necessarily, full body paint, never, you get the idea.

[Desert185]

Originally Posted by chris199

Looking at a Montana 3791RD. Legacy package upgrades the suspension. Is it worthwhile? Safer? Easier to tow?

Given the poor condition of the roads in different states, I would definitely upgrade the suspension. If the uograde did not include a wetbolt kit with heavy duty shackles and bronze bushings, I would opt to install the kit or have it installed. My nylon bushings were shot just after ~3,000 miles. The Mor/ryde kit for the stock CRE/3000 suspension that came with my trailer, comprised of Dexter parts, was only $88...nothing in the grand scheme of things within the RV world.

[concours]

Ours came with the stock CRE3000 and as others have noted the stock nylon bushings were shot after the 1st year, I upgraded to MorRyde wet bolts and XFACTOR cross members and have not regretted it the trailer is more stable and no banging and clunking when turning