Tiffin Motorhomes Allegro Red 37 PA 37 PA 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

Purchased this 1999 Tiffin 37 ft. Allegro Bay Pusher in 2019. Have had many opportunities to travel in and setup motorhomes at venues across the country. This was an older coach and yet because of the original quality and craftsmanship found in this motorhome it still was a pleasure to drive, vacation in and pass on to a new owner. When researching for a New or Used motorhome, Tiffin Allergo should be high on the list for anyone looking to enjoy RVing. Show less

This is a GREAT MotorHome for 90% of my use, Towing on central US flat land is fine, set the cruise on 72 mph and go. The mountains and long steep climbs are harder. I didn't use cruise in the mountains I had to slingshot the hills and "manage" the transmission and brakes. I didn't expect it to tow any better than it did, explains the 4 star rating. I towed a Mini Cooper, it weighed about 2500 pounds. The living quarters are great, the extra space with the pass through bedroom into the bathroom makes it feel much larger than a 36 foot motorhome. The larger 255R 80 x 22.5 tires helped it to handle cross winds and big trucks passing or being passed. I think it handles very well. Tiffin quality is evident throughout the motorhome, I would only replace this Tiffin with another Tiffin. Show less

As I was told when I purchased my RV in 2010 "Don't throw anything away you find laying on the floor, couch etc" What words of wisdom. An RV is a rolling home; with that comes many challenges. The enjoyment, however, far outways everything. I have replaced batteries this year and the convertor. The electrical awning switch needed repaired. The tires are new as well as the interior, which I completely remodeled. Meanwhile I have seen the entire country and all it's beauty. I have also been in sand storms as well as tornados and hurricanes. I would not have changed one second of it. I am looking forward to my new adventures and continued RV life. Show less

This is our 3rd RV and it is by far the nicest we've had. The quality of our Allegro Red 37PA is outstanding, and the living area is so comfortable and roomy that we feel like we're in a luxury hotel room, only with a fireplace and more space! One of the features we like most is the spacious bathroom with two doors, one to the bedroom and one to the living area, and the double sink. Definitely a beautiful RV. "Roughing it smoothly" is an understatement! Show less