Tiffin reviews

We owned Class A diesel pushers since 2005 - 5 of them in all. This is the very best. First, it's a Tiffin - a company known for outstanding customer support. Second, it's an Allegro Bus on a Tiffin PowerGlide chassis - an unbeatable combination. Show less

This is our 6th motorhome and 2nd Tiffin. I have owned winnebagos and holiday ramblers , with the first one being a gas model and the others being diesel pushers. This Tiffin is by far the best riding , best fit and finish, best low maintenance motorhome out of all of them. We’ve owned it now for 3 years and it has been an absolute joy. We bought this one used when it was 2 years old and have only had to replace a couple of burned out interior lights, changed the oil and filters , and do the annual service on the Aqua hot . This rig was built while Tiffin still owned the company, which I guess is a good thing. Everywhere we go people always compliment us on how nice the coach looks. We have friends who drive other high end brands and they always tell us they wish they had bought a Tiffin, because their coaches spend a lot of time in the shops with one thing or another. This is the Mac Daddy of the RV world, if you are looking for a great coach you might want to give Tiffin a try, at least a Tiffin that’s built in 2021 or older. Hope this helps. Show less

To be fair in every possible way - note the dispersion of the ratings above. Floor plan, in concept, was close to perfect (except for poor placement of the generator which was corrected in the following year model). Paint, trim colors and seating - amazing. We bought a Tiffin Wayfarer new. Instead of being able to pick up - we learned it had a recall for a poor wire harness design that wrapped around the driver’s seat stalk (e.g. under the seat) and required regulatory approval since it could, in theory, affect the airbags. At this point, we were ok since it felt safety related and we were understanding. Delay of game, 68 days. Picked up the unit. Learned that the rear camera wire feeds were installed wrong by factory. Drove to Alabama, had a new software upgrade installed and factory removed and reinstalled wire harness. Also had extra solar panel installed. During this time, we also had various pieces of interior trim shortened (they were bowed in and force fit which meant on the first bump they popped out, x3 locations). Some peeling of wallpaper, was fixed by dealership with glue, no biggie. Delay of game, 5 days (detour out of the way). Lights and electrical go out in Texas. Discovered when the factory installed the extra solar panel, they forget to tighten the battery cables - found repair guy in Louisiana, $100 cash to troubleshoot. Called factory more than frosty. Delay of game, 1.5 days. Drive to Colorado/Utah. Turns out a mud flap connection bolt head poked through the bolt hole allowing the mud flap to slip down - rubbing on the tire - and vaporized the mud flap into the shower compartment, meaning we had a rubberized soot coating the shower stall. This was not clearly tied to the mud flap but eventually we figured it out. At first we thought it was exhaust soot but found the mud flap with a U shaped wear. Went to Home Depot, used a drill and got a bigger bolt with a washer head. Replaced all of the mudflap bolts with a washer (so they wouldn’t pull through the rubber). Delay of game, 1.5 days total troubling shooting and then installing fix by self. Arrive into Utah. Noticing flaking of the undercarriage. Turns out the model which was listed as 2021 was a chassis that was 2019. Rust flakes were coming off in the generator compartment. The design of the generator was directly under the rear twin bed. It felt like a cheap hotel where your bed would shake if you put a quarter in. Note, this design was fixed in the next year model and the generator was moved towards the front of the unit. We later found out there is a recall on the tow hitch - it can disconnect spontaneously due “undersized bolts”. And the tire valve stems were recalled, they could spontaneously blow out. Did I mention the high quality paint job ? The quality of the paint - all of it is perfect. The layout is beautiful. The aesthetics are amazing. The engineering…not so much. Made it to Utah. Took pictures of coach in front of Zion. Looked amazing (both the part and the camper). Headed back to hometown. The cabinet which houses the sanitary drains had a handle which failed. That handled is coated with paint and Tiffin fedexed a repair handle (which is locking) in record time. Driving around meant that periodically that cabinet door would fly open. Zip tied it shut and then used wire snipers to remove zip tie when draining gray water/black tanks and then reinstall fresh zip tie. We fixed everything and made the coach perfect. Made sure every single issue was perfect and repaired. Sold it and bought an airstream. Not a single problem with the airstream ever. Rock solid. This is a great franchise with superb design. The ability to build units is beyond disappointing. Show less

After driving a fleetwood class c, we were looking to upgrade. All the reviews I read, said tiffin was the best, for our price range (around $250k). I will NEVER buy a tiffin again. Everything breaks on this thing. I won’t even list it all, there’s too much. Just now, the sliding door, covering the shelves in the back, just splintered apart, after we drove over a curb. We’ve had this for not even 3 years, already replaced the frig, side mirrors don’t work, material coming off the door, had the passenger chair replaced due to cracking in the vinyl, it’s starting to again, paint chipping off the front outside trim. Seriously, this thing is a lemon! And our dealership (Mike Thompson RV) is a joke. Charged us to fix the drawer latches (that keep breaking), only to find out they didn’t actually do it. Installed the new frig, but didn’t put any door locks on it, so it slams into the bathroom door. We had to duct tape it! They’ll keep it for a month before they even start to work on it! Show less

Love this RV. It drives better and safer then a car. Very functional and easy to use. Also, very comfortable sleeping and quit. Many luxuries, AC/Heat, Propane tank-long lasting, excellent gas mileage (estimated 16 plus MPG). I had dealer install Wi-Fi Connector. I get many comments about its beauty/Appearance. Selling to upgrade in size to visit grandkids' around the country. Only serious inquiries please, who loves simplicity and enjoys travel and outdoors! This RV holds it's value compared to other RV's. Hard to find! Around 20K miles-Like New! Bob @ 727-692-9954 (call/text) or email @ onebuckeyefl@gmail.com Show less

We actually own a 2023 and have had 2 slide out hydraulic failures since purchase in November of 2022. It has been sitting in the parking lot of RVOne for over 90 days. In addition we had to replace all 4 batteries and the furnace boards for both the front and back systems. No one is accountable and no one cares that we can not use our 250K coach. We were additionally sold the coach with water spots under the Diamond Kote and this has not been corrected to date. Show less

Currently owning a 2022 Open Road 32 SA, I can say that this coach has the best floor plan, for a unit this size. When the slides are retracted, for driving, one can still, easily walk down the aisle to the restroom, or bedroom. A window over the length of the kitchen-counter, makes fixing meals or snacks a delight, because of the bright and cheerful kitchen., with a outside view! And who doesn't love a seat in the shower? For the senior-campers, it's a god-send! The holding tanks are superior, in this size RV - Gray - 66 gal; Black - 50 gal., allowing for extended dry-camping (boon-docking). We've done 2 weeks straight, dry-camping in this unit. The new Ford V-8 gas engine gets alot better gas-mileage than the old V-10s! From Red Bay, AL, to Grand Rapids, MI, to Las Vegas, we got 9.4 mpg! In our prior RV, a 32 ft. Class A, gas, we got 6.25 mpg. The multi-color fireplace and bedroom ceiling fan will keep you comfortable on cool, or hot days! We really love the automatic front windshield shades! One shade is a see-thru-sun-shade, to be used while driving, plus there is a black-out privacy shade. All windows have sun-shades and black-out shades. And who has left a coach, with the awning out, only to have a strong wind come up? No worries - this coach has a wind-sensitive, automatic awning retracting sensor. To protect the awning from the elements, while traveling, it is completely enclosed by an awning-housing. Our fox-terrier loves the doggie window, lying in his bed, by it, and looking out at the scenery! You can't go wrong with this model! Show less

We have had 4 long trips with this RV . Great ride very comfortable and easy to use. Newer A/C newer water heater new batterys no pet's no smoking we have keep the camper up. It has only 25,000. Miles on it. Lot's of storage in good condition. Show less

Replaced mickeywavr..oven cables..all batts...stairs fixed..water pump..water heater...solenoid batt disconnect switch..repaired re painted dash..fridge probs...furnace haetaer blower and mother board replaced. 3k with all work includes labor at250 hr las Vegas needs paint correction..drives like a milk truck needs brakes and bearings to be done next month.. bought used with 70k miles 57500....still it's tiffin ready for another 70k to do Show less