Tiffin Allegro Open Road 34PA reviews

First I want to say the Ford Chassis is the best part of this motor home. It is completely awesome. The rest is a complete nightmare. I have had nothing but trouble sense purchasing this motor home. The spider system is a complicated and something is not working most of the time. The 7” readout panel I had to replace last month it never worked right sense I bought this motor home new. The Truma water heater I had to replace a few years ago because it leaked and could not be fixed. The dash at the front window has 5 screws that extend down into the motor bay that pulled loose. The problem was that the diameter of the screws were so small and the treads were not large enough to hold on to the fiberglass. When this comes loose it flaps in the breeze as your driving down the road letting bees, flys, and what ever else is flying in the road at the time inside motor home. The door coming into the motor home has a leather looking cover on the inside, the cover started peeling back and I had to have it replaced within the first year I had this RV. I had to call Bob Tiffin to have it replaced, the company I bought this motorhome at are in Missoula Montana, it took it down there and they promised to have it done right away, but no there promise meant nothing. But it did get fixed but I could not use the motor home for a long time during the summer, and summer is real short here in Montana. Another dealing I had with this motor home company was the same result promises said and not kept. They had it for weeks and I had to take it out of there because I needed it. Let’s just say they had it a weeks for a fix that should only take 1/2 of a day at most. Wall paper trim has come off a replaced when it was still new. The drawers in the bedroom were all coming unscrewed an falling down, today I bought new screws to fix them. The screws that screwed the drawer slides were number 4x3/8” long.and all of the screws holding the brackets together in the wall were loose so the drawers shook in in place as you drove down the highway. This is a list of stuff that just starts to say about small part of the problems I have had. Show less

We weren't originally looking for a Tiffin as our previous class A was an older Winnebago and our budget really didn't allow us to purchase new. That being said we quickly realized through our extensive research that short of a diesel pusher 500+ luxury coach, Tiffen was by far a superior quality motorhome in almost every way. We managed to find a one owner Tiffin just a few years old and with only 9K miles on it. Although we had no factory warranty, for us any factory issues had already been taken care of so we were good to go and found the coach to be perfectly reliable with absolutely no issues. As far as comfort, this coach did ride a little rough with the F53 Chassis so we added Sumo Springs and the Safety Plus Steering Stabilizer. Now it breezes down the road with very little wander. Livability inside is awesome, we honestly spent 3 months on the road and didn't want to come home, it's so comfortable! Memory Foam beds, on demand water heater, residential fridge, quality seating and Cabinetry, quality sinks and shower, no cheap plastic, heated storage bays, outside TV and shower, the list goes on. Even dealers told us Tiffin is much better than its rivals in that class. We stretched a bit to get it but we quickly realized we didn't regret it at all. Love it, Love it, Love it Show less

My wife and I owned a 1988 Winnebago a few years ago but it seemed like every time we went camping something would break down. It was older I admit but the wood frame walls and overall build just wasn't that good Fast forward to last year, we knew we wanted a little better quality this time and after a ton of research we discovered Tiffin is the top of the line for affordable coaches. Yes you can spend 250K up for an actual motor coach but if you're like us, that doesn't fit the budget. There are so many things about the Tiffin that are better. Just a few I can think of are, Aluminum frame walls so you don't get all that flexing going down the road. One piece roof with front and rear caps for superior weather protection. HD Ford F53 truck chassis. Actual acrylic Shower, not that flimsy plastic. Real sinks. Actual wood cabinets with solid wood doors. Flexsteel furniture, Quality flooring and carpet, exterior cameras, navigation, automatic, hydraulic leveling (very nice) and hydraulic slide outs for the front (rear are electric for some reason). closets have motion sensitive lights, HVAC ducts are in the ceiling and duct into all the spaces separately, not one large hole front and back. heated water and tank bays. On demand water heater (also Very nice), residential fridge, fireplace. I could go on but you get it. Do yourself a favor spend a little extra over what you were thinking and get a Tiffin with a ton more quality and features. You'll thank yourself later. We bought a 2020 because it was built prior to covid, had 9K miles on it and it was the exact interior Mocha, off white, neutral colors we had to have. Also had all the features we wanted. Regarding the ratings I've given, our motorhome was not in warranty when we bought it, so we don't have first hand experience with the factor support. We were told however from the 1st owner that it's great. Since we don't know, assume 4 stars. We're selling it now because we're moving to CA and won't need it but we found it SO comfortable, one month turned into 2 and 3. We didn't want to go home and we will miss it for sure! It's for sale on Facebook marketplace and also RV Trader if you're interested check it out. Show less

We chose a Tiffin Motorhomes because of the high level of service they give their customers and we weren't disappointed. Their exceptional service center in Red Bay, AL and additional businesses supporting Tiffin were convenient and first rate quality. We chose the 34PA floorplan for its enormous amount of room with the 4 opposing slides . It was plenty of room for two people to get around easily. The bathroom is an on-suite that is convenient for entering and exiting while having company in the living are. The gas V-10 engine in the Open Road performed flawlessly during our adventures in the western US. We traveled mountains and flats alike and grew to love the engine brake and 6 speed transmission. Overall we give the Open Road 34PA a 5 star rating. A gas coach will never perform like a diesel, but for the difference in price, we felt the gas coach was the perfect choice for the two of us. Show less

Purchased a new 34 PA and it’s been at North Trail RV more than our storage facility or on the road. Seems the Covid built ones or the recent takeover have left the QC dept. not doing their jobs. Many screws popping out from the hamper to cabinets. Major front cap roof leak!!! Slide out recalls, slides even slowly opening on their own. Never been able to use the satellite, spent a day in service just on that alone. Trim pieces falling off inside. Had a gasket rip outside on a slide while closing the slide. Rain-AC roof gutters drain on the coach staining the exterior. Grill has overspray paint. front AC error codes, 2 tank sensors don’t work. The biggest one yet is North Trail can’t figure out why the coach leans to the right!! 😔 We did catch some above items pre-delivery but wow has it been a disappointment. V8 is pretty decent but man she’s a rough ride. Added safety steer and may add liquid springs to help with some of the teeth rattling. Definitely not the Bob Tiffin pre-covid quality of years past. Show less

After owning 2 class A motor homes before this one, we find the floor plan and layout on the 34PA the best one so far for us. Once the 4 slides are open, the space is huge. Even with all slides closed (in drive mode), everything is still accessible with some limitations of course. The Tiffin cabinets are high quality, but the furniture feels cheaper compared to our last Tiffin. The driving and handling is very good, thanks to the optional LiquidSprings suspension and Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer. However, it lacks power and it can get noisy going up steeper grades. I'm getting between 7 and 8 mpg (at 60 to 70mph). We bought this Tiffin new and the initial quality was better then the last Tiffin, but it could be improved. Nothing prevented us from travelling and any issues were addressed under warranty. Right now, everything is still working as it should be. We would buy this model again, but it would need more power and better noise control. Show less

Tiffin is considered one of the top quality manufacturers in the U.S. While the diesel pusher RVs are much more expensive, we found that this gasoline Tiffin had many of the features found in the Tiffin diesels, and it met all our expectations. It has a unique floorplan, including an unusually large bathroom. We found good quality features throughout the RV. Driving it was easy and comfortable. Show less

All I can saw, is that this motor home was a $200,000.00 rolling piece of really, really poor manufacture. How the heck this got let out of the plant, is beyond me. The design is super. The used chewing gum and bailing wire to put it together. Took coach to FMCA Minot rally. The Tiffin head of Customer Service was there. Spoke with him directly, 3 times. He declined to take a few minutes to come and look at our issues. Dealership keep the coach for 8 weeks during the summer travel time, and did nothing. Waiting for parts, they told me. We sold it this past August. Scared to take it on the road. Took a $70,000.00 value hit, but glad to get it gone. Never again to acquire a Tiffin unit. Show less

Terrible declining quality. First less than year using this rv occasionally, What Has Not Broken. Basically near everything. Water pipe, broken flooded rig 3 times in 4 in water. Broken toilet flapper, broken leaking toilet. Miss aligned tires damage to tires. Broken washer not spinning clothes. Broken ice makes. BTW no appliances in a rig by whirlpool honor warranty. It is void if installed in an rv. Broken radio, gps, camera due to improper wiring to this day 3rd harness still not working more than 1 min. Ani flush broken valve flooded rig AGAIN. You might wonder well the warranty at the dealer whom we bought this rig from prides themselves on Tiffin sales and service. Ridiculous, sha.e on Tiffin for implying they build quality or the dealership who to date are unable to repair any of these items and then some. Did I mention the satelite in motion is a rip off, IT DOES NOT work unless maybe, once for 2 min the expensive winegard data plan permitted this use once for 1 min. NOPE DEALER CAN'T REPAIR, IT DOES NOT KNOW HOW. WOULD I BUY ANOTHER TIFFIN, NO! RUN DON'T WALK FROM THIS MANUFACTURER. I would rate this experience of less than 5 stars. What does Tiffin have to say, NOTHING bc they have yet to return my several calls. Show less

Tiffin Open Road Allegro 34PA is top of the line. Enjoyed my Tiffin rig for a couple years and had no issues. The quality is tops. Pats are easy to get and the Tiffin people are very easy to deal and answer any questions. Show less