Tiffin Allegro Open Road reviews

We bought this Rv at an R show. They had only one of it's kind to walk through as it was the first model year. People were going through this model going WOW just like we did. For it's price range, it had the best floor plan and nicest amenities possible. We ordered it from the dealer that day and have never wanted any other RV. We have friends who have different models and/or years of Tiffins, and our rig has had the fewest issues of them all. It's solid construction and attention to detail stood out against the other rigs we were first considering and being a Tiffin, we knew the customer service would be excellent. We have beat some diesel RVs uphill towing! It's a great engine. We added upgraded springs and shocks, washer/dryer plus 3 solar panels. It rides well, is not too noisy (if you stack yours pans correctly that is)! It tows my 2016 Jeep Cherokee very easily, you don't even know it's back there! We recently purchased a 40 ft non driveable 5th wheel for a permanent location at an RV resort. Our motorhome has a better floorplan at 36 ft than that 5th wheel at 40! The jack and jill bathroom allows privacy between sleeping areas when others are along for the ride! The airbed in the sofa is extremely comfortable and the king bed is a comfy foam mattress. This was our first and last motorized RV. We are selling because we are ready to travel to other countries having seen most of the US. Our motorhome is very suitable for fulltime living or just a lot of traveling. Show less

This RV is well maintained, Has the pull down bunk, washer/dryer, convection microwave, dinette, , Lazy Boy recliner, 3 tvs ( one outside) , 1 1/2 baths, queen bed in bedroom and in pull out couch. Has never been in an accident, one air conditioner unit unit has been replaced. Has been serviced and upgraded at Henderson’s alignment in Oregon and also at Red Bay, Al. It’s been a great unit, for sale only due to the passing of Its driver. Show less

We love our Allegro Bus, we bought it used from a dealer in Apopka Fl. We upgraded from a 2005 holiday Rambler ambassador that’ only had two slides. We have taken quite a few trips in it and also lived in it for 4 months. It’s roomy enough for us and two Aussies. We could full time it in this if we wanted to, the ONLY reason we would change coaches is to buy a Prevost conversion. We are aggressive with our maintenance and safety improvements. This is a comfortable coach that has plenty of storage, great power for getting up those hills. Good handling with cross winds and semi trucks passing. (we did add safe T plus , and Rettroband tire blow out protection) Show less

Excellent RV to travel in & experience the great outdoors. Roomy, comfortable and well appointed interior with quality cabinetry, and ample storage. Outdoor TV is fun to watch sports with friends. It’s easy to park & setup. Tows the Jeep easily. The electric fireplace is a favorite touch on cold mornings. The solar charger on roof and Central vac are great features! Show less

Purchased from the original owners after nine years of use. I'm so appreciative of the one piece fiberglass molded roof...great quality. Majority of the roof sealant on the seams is original and is still in good condition. I so appreciate the solid wood work. No sawdust boards, everything is solid wood with beautiful finishes and workmanship... As with all Rvs there are repairs that are needed occasionally as well as maintenance. Show less

Based on my experience I would not purchase a motorhome with a lippert system. It took months to repair mine. In addition to multiple other problems with my 2023 Tiffen Allegro Red 36 (33aa). And when Tiffin is unresponsive you cannot rely on Great American RV to intervene on your behalf. I suggest you looks to a different manufacturer and RV dealer. 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 own the Tiffin Allegro Red 37 PA 2019 and have enjoyed it so much. We bought her from the first owners. We’ve traveled for 2 and 1/2 years and have loved having the comforts of home. We took out the rv sofa and recliner out and put in a beautiful leather sofa recliner and matching electric recliner..Across from the sofa is the dining table with beautiful upholstery chairs, along with a 42” tv televator and computer work station. The kitchen has a long window over the sink with electric shades. Next is the residential refrigerator side by side with third door complete with ice machine and water dispenser inside. The bathroom is large with his and her sinks. Next is the master bedroom complete with tv, and large closet and washer and dryer. This rig is as close to being at home as you get. She’s up for sale as my husband thinks we need to stay home. Optional is a matching Jeep Gladiator complete with air brakes. You will love this motorhome! Show less

Thinking about buying a Tiffin RV - READ THIS FIRST On April 14, 2023, we took delivery of a New Tiffin Allegro Bay, 38BB, Super C motorhome. Pros: Love the design, Freightliner Chassis is great, handling and drivability is good, towing is excellent with the Cummins diesel, fuel milage is better than expected; 10mpg, average. Cons: COMPLETELY OUT OF SERVICE FOR OVER 8 MONTHS, not functioning properly since June 28, 2023. The build quality is BEYOND BAD. Problems nearly since day 1 – solar panels wired incorrectly and not working, leveling system failure, slide retract failure STRANDING us in Alaska (FINALLY RETRACTED MANUALLY ON MY OWN SO DRIVABLE), Right Leveling Jack Failure, stranding us a second time (HAD TO COMPLETELY REMOVE THE JACK MYSELF, TOTAL FAILURE of the Electrical System – no control of anything – all screens failed, STRUCTURAL FAILURE, floor under Washer and Dryer collapsed, CRACKED FRAME above front slide, leaky seal in Right Front Headlight, multiple leaks in air system, outside temperature sensor not working (from day 1), trim over cab bunk came loose … Summary: We bought this motorhome to drive from our home in AZ to our Summer Home in AK. These were the issues on our first trip last year, beginning June 15, 2023. The motorhome has been in the dealership and the failures so significant the unit had to be driven back to Tiffin for repairs, which is where it is today – June 6, 2024. Not functioning properly for almost 12 months and has been at the dealership, La Mesa RV, Phoenix, Freightliner, or Tiffin for approaching 9 months. We bought a Tiffin because we thought they were top of the line for quality and service. We no longer have this opinion. #Tiffin, #LaMesaRV, #TiffinMotorhomes, #RVQuality Show less