Add air to your air bags to help stabilize in a cross wind. They hold up to 100 psi. Try 60 to 70 psi. Add air in short bursts, as it doesn't take much air to inflate them.
There will always be a little push-pull when being passed by a big truck. After awhile you get used to it and anticipate it and make the necessary corrections without even thinking about it. A steady crosswind will require holding the steering wheel slightly off-center in the direction of the wind, but with the proper air bag inflation should not result in "sway". (Sway is a rocking motion, not just the fact that you get pushed a little.) A gusty wind will require some corrections. Slowing down in gusty winds helps some (55 mph on interstates).
Always maintain proper air pressure in tires for best stability. Sticker on driver door will tell you recommended pressures (mine is 65 psi front, 80 psi rear).
2012 Forest River Sunseeker 2300 Chevy
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2012 Forest River Sunseeker 2300 Chevy
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