Off Road Package

[Randyn1]

does anyone know if Winnebago offers an off road package for the Winnebago Minnie line of trailers? Is so, what is included in that package? I don't seem to be able to find anything on it but have seen "Off Road Package" mentioned in a few posts.

thank you,
Randy

[RDP]

The trailer should have a one of the following stickers by the entrance door if it has a off road package: "Off Road Package" "Adventure Package" "Explorer Package"

[Randyn1]

Originally Posted by RDP

The trailer should have a one of the following stickers by the entrance door if it has a off road package: "Off Road Package" "Adventure Package" "Explorer Package"

Do you know if they are available for the Minnie line of trailers? I have not seen these on any I have looked at and don’t see them listed on the Winnebago site as options

[rowdyclan]

Randyn1, we recently bought a 2019 Micro Minnie TT and the dealer mentioned that the larger 15" tires were considered the off road package. I am not aware of any other 'package' for off road.

[09busaman]

Ours has the package, that is the 15" wheels, all terrain tires, and a 2" lift.

[NanatoJON]

In 2019 the off road package was an option on the Minnie Drop and Micro Minnie. We have it on our 2019 MM 2108 DS. May have changed for the 2020 year.

[Glen 3]

I think that the off road package and the "extreme weather" are both now standard. Our unit, the 1706FB, sits up very high so there are no worries of damaging anything underneath. The tent trailer I used to own sat much lower and I had broken off a couple of valves from rough terrain.

[SonofBert]

The 2020 1706fb I just bought has the Offroad Package. Lift blocks above the torsion axles to lift the body and 235/75/15 tires to lift the axles.

I show 12" ground clearance at the axles and 12" clearance at the drainpipe.

[Trout One]

I had the dealer drop the the axles the full 3" that was available on our 2019 1706FB before taking delivery in March but didn't opt for the 15" wheels/tires. I can do that for less expense and get off-road light truck tires which can be aired down as needed.


Am also looking into adding shocks down the road but want to see how badly things shake around before making that decision. I've been assured that torsion axles are used because the ride is much smoother. We shall see, and adjust accordingly.

[TroutBum1971]

it's all in the name!