2017 Tiffin Allegro 32SA Class A - Gas reviews

The Tiffin Alegro is a very easy RV to drive. The built in camera allows you to view your tow vehicle regularly as well as back up easily. The available horse power makes choice of tow vehicle greater. In addition the side camera view provides greater confidence when changing lanes. The Tiffin has a small side window low on the passenger side in order to reduce another possible blind spot for the driver especially while driving through urban areas. The comfort of the operator and passenger chairs makes the driving experience enjoyable. During our camping the outside tv allowed both ourselves and our grandchildren to experience a little old fashioned drive in experience. We kept ourselves toasty warm with our propane fire pit while munching popcorn, Smores, and enjoying the movie. Morning coffee under the awning was the perfect way to start a day. We love the storage capacity. Our golf clubs and any other gear that we carry are very easy to store. As an added benefit the choices of power sources allows lots of choices for camping spots and style. We installed 300 watts of solar panels to enhance these choices. The residential refrigerator keeps our trips to the grocery store limited. We love the built in vacuum especially when grandchildren come along. The king size bed is wonderful and gives us a good nights sleep. The quality of Tiffin products is very evident in all aspects of the RV. I would have absolutely no qualms about recommending the vehicles to others. Show less

My wife and I had a 2012 Tiffin Phaeton QSH, 37' 9", that we bought new and kept for over 5 years. It was a diesel pusher with an air ride and we liked it a lot. However we found we were not RV'ing as much as we needed to be to justify it so we sold it and purchased a new 2017 Tiffin Allegro Open Road 32SA, 36' long. In general we found we were not giving up anything monumental with this coach. It had a good ride, decent power and noise level, is quite roomy and the storage, while different (so slide out pull-throughs) was excellent. We didn't notice that the rear/bedroom A/C does not have a heat pump. We miss that a bit but the fireplace more than makes up for it. One of it's best features, that the Phaeton did not have, is the king-size bed. To be on the safe side, we down-sized our "towed" from a Honda Pilot to a Honda CRV and it's been great. We've had our share on minor, annoying problems. But we've found that every coach has them, whether you buy new or used. With three coaches over the last 10 years we have never have never had a significant issue like engine, chassis or tires. Tiffin has an excellent reputation for standing behind their products. Show less

The finishes inside the coach are nice, outside paint not so much. I think Tiffin's motto is get the coach out there and we'll deal with the problems later. It should be the opposite, produce quality, with minimal problems. I've had over 50 issues with this coach, Tiffin picked it up from me and took it back to Red Bay for repairs.The paint on these coaches, something that Tiffin brags about, is horrible. I'm looking at a new 36LA and it has major paint issues, just delivered from the factory. The dealer told me Tiffin is trying to get more coaches out and are ok with doing paint repairs. If you want a quality coach, you might want to look at other coaches. Their after the sale service is good if you go to Red Bay. It's not good when on every trip you are thinking, what will break next. Show less