Tiffin Class A

[jcbron]

Thanks for your comments. We plan to go to the Quartzite, AZ show in a few weeks.

[jcbron]

Heading to the Quartzite AZ RV show.


Any one out there been there and can give me any info.


Thanks much

[BillL]

DW and I have a 2014 35qba on a 24000 lb Ford Chassis. We haven't had any long trips yet, first will be in April, 2015. So far we really like our coach. We've had some issues that for the most part should have been caught in quality control. Our dealer has been terrific in helping us getting everything taken care of. We have a couple of things that will have to go to Red Bay to get taken care of since RB won't let our dealer do the work. I'm getting ready to do a 5 Star Tune on the coach to help with the shift points.
We really like the floor plan. To many the bunks are an issue, but right now we take grandchildren with us whenever we can. If we don't have them with us, we use the bunks for storage for our photography and birding watching gear.
We'll be taking a 5 week trip to Florida in April and then we're looking forward to 4 months in Texas next winter.
With my limited experience, I'll stick with Tiffin. Just be sure you have a dealer who will provide you with all the after purchase help (and repairs) you'll need.

[dandandan]

Originally Posted by Gary RVRoamer

Of course you don't HAVE to go to Red Bay for repairs, but that's where you get the excellent service that Tiffin is famous for. If you go to a dealer, you take your chances just like everybody else. Tiffin dealers aren't notably different than any other - some have good service departments and some not so great.

All dealer service is a crap shoot for any brand as you never know if you get a good tech or a bad tech. Even if you get a good tech he knows maybe 80% of the systems well and others not so well. Plus dealers frequently do not have your broken parts in stock so they need to order parts from the factory.

This is why people go to the factory service center