Tiffin Motor Homes Class A - Gas reviews

We purchased our 2022 Freedom Elite new from the dealer in Fort Myers. The purchase experience was awful, and the service department was twice as awful. The nightmares started when about a year into owning of this RV, we started dealing with leaks in the front portion over the Ford cockpit. Took the vehicle in and after a month sitting at the dealership, I picked up the vehicle and took it home. A few months later, we had a heavy down pour and when I went to inspect the vehicle after the rains stopped, the entire headliner, dash, driver's and passenger seat were flood. In fact, the radio was damaged from water intrusion. Took the vehicle back in and now it sat for 3 months. I personally showed them where the water intrusion was located and they confirmed the location of the problem. After picking up the vehicle, on the way back home, a two-hour drive, it was raining and to my surprise, I looked up and the headliner was getting wet. As soon as I arrived home, I striped the head liner off and notice the BS repair the dealer made. It was a worthless attempt done by apparently an amateur. I set to dehumidifiers in the cabin and that weekend; I put a new seal between the Ford cabin roof cut out and the underside of the bunk head where they join. I caulk the inside and outside of the roof cutout and added a second black rubber seal on the outside of the roof cutout. I have to say, it looks nicer that the garbage vinyl seals the factory uses. It's been a year and that was the last she ever leaked. The leaks are inherited due to poor quality, lack of workmanship and design issues, which could be easily corrected but apparently not a concern for the manufacturer as their warranty protects them from water leaks. There are 3 main leak points on the Freedom Elite. The first one is the 5 LED marker lights across the roof above the bunk head fiberglass cap. These LEDs each fit into a hole in the roof. The LED's have a rubber O-ring that is supposed to prevent water intrusion. Unfortunately, the O-rings rot from exposure to the sun and rain over time and the water enters into the front portion of the bunk bed extension behind the inner wall and works its way down the left and right bulk heads just behind the driver and passenger doors. Mold build up will be heavy and will require immediate attention. The second point of intrusion are the front left and right aluminum moldings that join the side walls to the fiberglass hood of the bunk head. Under the vinyl molding insert that covers the aluminum molding, there are self-tapping screws the Mfg. secures the molding down to the wood / aluminum super structure. We removed the vinyl molding insert and found more than half of the screws were heavily rusted and there were no caulking or seals before the screws were driven down. We even found holes with no screws. This is just lack of quality control and interest in providing the finished product. As for the 3rd issue, the rubber seal around the roof cutout of the cab as mentioned seems to be a popular problem that I have run into with other owners of the Thor product. Show less

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 bought a brand new Tiffin Wayfarer RV in October. The battery was installed incorrectly and we got stuck in Ohio and the slide ripped up the floor. The RV has been in Red Bay Alabama at the Tiffin headquarters since January! It's still not fixed and no one seems to have any accountability at the facility. Buyer beware, we loved our Winnebago, should have stuck with them Show less

Brand new 2025 Thor outlaw 38kb. The roof is leaking. Thor refused repair in October 2025. We took one trip from Michigan to Kentucky. Water is pouring in from our rear top ac unit. Per General RV we need a new roof. Waiting on Thor to approve. If they had approved last year maybe this issue would have been found prior to the water infiltration. Very poor customer service. Very poor warranty approval. Spending 200,000 on a rig that has white caulk showing on the roof. They don't care if we drive it around looking this way? Buyer BEWARE Show less

I purchase in 2020. Right away it had a knock in slide on the 600 mile trip home. Dealer said best to take to factory to resolve. Factory trip was worth it they fixed it. Hydraulic hose cut due to hose routed incorrectly. Hydraulic motor failed A cheap China product. Tankless water heater leaked because of a faulty O-Rings. Switchover box failed. Fake leather bench and sofa are flaking. 18k and just my wife and I. Wallpaper coming loose. If you want a fixer upper get a Thor! Oh just remembered had to replace water vavle system. Show less

We have thoroughly enjoyed this RV and the lifestyle it provides. With four slide outs and two air conditioner units, it is prepared for any life experiences you may have for it. Featuring bunkbeds, it is uniquely suited for a large family or can double as extra closet space when not needed for the kids. It has been meticously maintained, with yearly visits to Tiffin headquarters in Red Bay Alabama. New upholstery throughout, with steel wheels and new tires. From sea to shining sea, this is the RV! Show less

Great coach in every respect. 2014 was a good year. Still looks and drives like new.i. I bought used with 60,000 miles. To my amazement every single system worked perfectly with minor maintenance. Coach has excellent storage for its length. Easy to drive and maneuver. Love it! Show less

We bought our first RV with the main purpose of traveling to different golf courses around our beautiful country. We have had MANY issues with our new Tiffin Wayfarer. Water pump, generator, converter, leaking fluid from our self leveler, bathroom mirror fell off during transit, Electrical system loose wire almost started a fire, paint on gutter system is flaking off. That was in the first year. Camping World’s service department are morons so I paid a qualified technician to make some repairs so I wouldn’t have to wait a month or more to get things completed. Needless to say, I am extremely disappointed, frustrated and bitter! The good news is my golf game is at its best! Show less

We have had nothing but problems. This motorhome is a lemon. Do not buy this. From what I am seeing online tiffin isn’t standing behind its products it looks like a great class a but it has leaks, power issues, awning issues every time we park it there’s something else. We currently have no heat and half the coach isn’t powered. Show less

This is just a test from a TI employee to determine how the workflow functions. I am hoping to discover cool things, particularly in the realm of URL tracking. This is to be rejected on sight. I was kind of hoping this wouldn't have a minimum character requirement, but I guess that makes sense so that this text box doesn't get inundated with spam. Oh well, that's just how it goes, I guess. Show less