What type of steer is appropriate for over-the-road travel or large jobsites?

The most suitable type of steering for over-the-road travel or large jobsites is all-wheel steering. This steering configuration allows all four wheels of the telehandler to steer, enhancing maneuverability and stability. When navigating through expansive job sites or on public roads, having all-wheel steering enables the telehandler to make tighter turns and handle uneven surfaces more effectively, leading to improved control and safety during operation.

While two-wheeled steering can be effective in certain applications, it may not provide the same level of agility and responsiveness as all-wheel steering when dealing with larger spaces or road travel, where obstacles and tight spaces can present challenges. The other options, such as four-wheeled oblique and two-track steering, are typically designed for specific operational conditions that do not align with the needs of traveling over long distances or effectively managing large job sites.