I would think that in a "Camper/Van",  you should probably give up any dreams
of Porche-Like handling....  My trick is to set a few uncherished things on
the cooking center top,  when they start to slide and fall off, it warns me
that I'm exceeding the design limits of Camper cornering.

In aviation terms, you are experiencing an uncoordinated turn and should
apply more rudder.  The things on the stove top replace the ball in you turn
coordinator guage.

Since I haven't found the rudder yet, I installed KYB gas shocks in the rear,
and new struts in the front with load range C small truck radials by Cooper :
205 R75 14, and I keep the pressure on the high side except in snow and Ice.
I don't know if this is the correct set up, but in 32 years of driving VW
Campers over 1 million miles, I've managed to keep the dirty side down.

However, I'll be watching the list to see if anyone has any secrets on the
subject they might wish to share.

Curt Long
87 Syncro Westy
71 2017cc Camper