we are most timers in a 2005 newmar dutch star 3815 4 slides we like it because it is spacious and was owned like yours by a meticulous owner, we bought it 2 years ago for $60K with 61,000 miles, I mention all that so newbies can get an idea what the cost of entry might be. you kids do a great job thanks for all you do (I really need to change my avatar)
You guys got one of the best deals in the country, based on the number of people who were interested in your unit. I also follow Mt. Comfort, RV, and a fan of Tiffin.
Great presentation! I noticed that you are purchasing a 2021 Newmar New Aire. So I've decided to go back in time to see how and why you decided to purchase the Allegro Breeze 31BR. I am looking at both Luxury Models, the Breeze, the New Aire and the Ventana. My final decision is pending until I viewed your videos and what problems you encountered. See you at the next Breeze video. Best, Steve from Western Mass
Thanks Steve! We appreciate you watching. We hope our videos help. We were really happy with our Breeze, and so far we are really happy with our New Aire. In case you haven't seen it, we have a playlist on our experience with the Breeze from the day we bought it, until we sold it. czcams.com/video/XNy8qVpYYt4/video.html
My husband and I, really appreciate your video, as we have been considering a class A Tiffin 31 BR. You are so kind in taking time to give all this helpful info. Thanks again, and enjoy your travels. God bless.
The dual propane connections in the basement is exactly what the 31BR at Mt Comfort RV had. So yours is the second one I've seen with that modification. Nice coach!
@@rvamericayall Very nice. I grew up in Texas and my 2 brothers still live there. One is about 5 minutes down the road from the Salt Lick. Love that place! Happy travels.
We have been really happy with our Tiffin, Andrew. And even though we bought it used, the folks at the Tiffin service center in Red Bay treated us very well. We have several other videos about our experience with Tiffin (including our 1 year and 2 year reviews of our Breeze, an interview with Bob Tiffin, and the Tiffin Factory and Tiffin Paint Factory tour) if you are interested: czcams.com/video/XNy8qVpYYt4/video.html
I agree with your devotion to private owned companies. Tiffins and Newmar are two of the major players in the RV industry that are not publicly traded. I saw that video from Mount Comfort and wondered if that was the one you bought. We have camped at the KOA for years and remember when the dealership was much smaller.
I’m really enjoying your channel! I’ve been planning my move from sticks and bricks to full time rv for some time and it’s getting close! The sharing of y’alls trials and tribulations is so very helpful. The added knowledge will save me a lot of headache, I’m sure! Keep up the good work!
Do you guys use the driver and passenger seat for your tv viewing? What’s the comfort level of those seats? That’s a stumbling block for me........not sure...
Hey Fred! Yes, we use the driver and passenger seats for TV viewing. They are pretty comfortable. You can recline a bit, not a whole lot, but some. The passenger seat has an electric foot rest. The driver seat does not, so we carry a small ottoman. They won't make us forget our old Lazy Boy recliners from our sticks and bricks days, but they're not uncomfortable.
Howdy. We just started fulltiming in a 26ft Winnebago View 24V on a Sprinter diesel chassis. We are mostly road tripping and wanted the smallest we could fulltime in. We do a mix of Boondocking, dry camping in National Parks and RV Parks especially when it’s too Hot and we need to run the AC. We don’t have a Toad.
I'm glad I stumbled across this older vid (it auto-played as I let CZcams just do its thing). This MAY very well be what makes me change my mind about whether to get a toy hauler 5th wheel or a diesal pusher RV. (I still don't like the idea of riding a big bike up into the bed of a truck to use as a toad but... maybe. LOL) When I had my Class C I loved being IN THE vehicle so that I could make a quick stop and use the facilities or make something to eat or drink easily, as opposed to having to walk back to a TT or 5er that was typically really hot, etc. The downside of an RV of course is if you have problems that require it to be in the shop for a bit and they won't let you live in it while they're working on it (which isn't very common). Fifth wheels have appealed to me because of their size BUT that's also something that works against us because I enjoy staying in state parks and overnighting in places where, typically, you cannot get into easily or at all with a larger rig. It's a devil's conundrum because I like my space but I also like being in mother nature. (Really dislike those crowded RV parks.) Your rig has the power, being a diesel, and it's short enough that you can still get into a lot of those spots that larger rigs cannot. I LOVE the opposing slides that give you so much space inside. (I totally understand about the issue of getting into the bays outside when the slides are out. If I choose something like this you can just take odds with one another as to how long it'll be before I knock myself senseless. Just hope I'm not set up next door to you when it happens cause the "sailor dictionary" will come off the shelves at that moment. OMG! MAKE SURE Grammy Kay isn't 'round when THAT happens! hahahah.) BTW, speaking of grammy, tell her she's adorable and I LOVED those dance moves. She makes me smile every time that I see her in the videos. 😊 Okay! I'm going to go watch the video tour of the new rig. It really looks beautiful and I have seen some of it in your more recent videos-- but still, gotta see the tour. LOL. Save travels and happy camping, y'all! Blessings be upon each of you.
We will be doing an update on our experience with our Breeze before too long. It’s hard to believe we’ve been living full time in it for almost a year! Thanks for going back thru and watching some of our older vids! 😁
U can still hear the A/C but definitely very low & not enough to interfere with the any of your audio. U guys sound great!!! Enjoy your beautiful new home!!!
Thanks for a great video. We also purchased a 2017 31BR. Can hardly wait to use it during our winter escape to Texas. Bought it for many of the same reasons that you did. See ya' on the road.
Welcome to the Tiffin owners, Roughen it Smoothly, Super well built, Class A best in the class. I full time in my 1986, 24.5',4 season, Allergo. I have kept every thing stock or better. All R&R on systems are done. All though i am a P30 Chevy 454cid. I go every where with no problem. Except when i stop at a rest area or gas up. Always have people telling me how nice my RV is inside and out. They are built to last along time. I am a prime example. Great choice on your new rig :)
I have a 32" flagstaff classic super light 5th wheel pulled by a 2017 Ford F250 Super-duty and love this package. However, my dream coach would be a motorhome because of convenience and stability. I love Tiffin products and the Breeze 31 BR. I live in East TN. Looking forward to hearing more about your adventures and life on the road for you both. Safe travels!
I just watched the RV CZcams that Chris put out. I was like 8 months ago..it's gone. Then I watched your video next. It just rolled on, and I recognized the coach you bought. I knew all the goodies you got. The tip was the seat covers then the rug. You really lucked out on this used Tiffin. The previous owners were great. I bought a Class C 31 foot Gulf Stream 2018. It is rear end heavy, so It needs to be fixed or I need to get another one. I love yours. I want one! 🙂
Thank you both for a wonderful review. My wife and I are approximately one year away from purchasing a class A motorhome. We are still researching between a diesel pusher versus gas but we keep coming back to Tiffin. I have been looking at the 33 and the 34 but after seeing your video I’m going to do a little more research on this model as is it looks like it could be perfect for the two of us.
Hey JP! We're glad to help. We LOVE our Tiffin Breeze. We have a full playlist here on CZcams specifically about our experience with Tiffin in case y'all are interested: czcams.com/video/bi_VnxBZjPY/video.html . You'll also find our tour of the Tiffin Factory and the Tiffin Paint Factory in this playlist. Have fun shopping!
Good video very informative all I can say is things like the deal y’all got and additional equipment that came with it blessings blessings when you believe
Hi Kevin! Great question. Our max weight is 24,500 lbs. In Texas, the special license is required over 26,000 lbs. So we do not have to have a special license.
Love your videos. You always give us some fantastic ideas on campgrounds, places to enjoy and now what to look for in an RV. We have a gas Winnebago Vista LX 27N and like you continue to expand our camping experience. Have a fantastic day.
Hi Les! Thank you so much! We really appreciate you being a part of this journey. Hope you’re having a wonderful weekend! Safe travels and happy camping!!
Thanks for the very informative video. We presently purchased our first RVand it was a new 2021 Thor Freedom Adventure 30 A. With only 705 miles on it we have had five things go wrong from an engine light to a none functioning slide. Our first camping weekend was cut in half and we had to cancel the balance of the trip. It has been at the dealerships for half of our 4 week ownership so far. So I am shopping for a Tiffin Allegro Breeze 31 br at present. I am looking for reliability. Thanks Again. Rick in Wisconsin
So sorry to hear about your issues, Rick. That’s a real shame. We have now owned our Breeze for 2.5 years and have lived in it full time for 2 years. We absolutely 100% love our Tiffin Breeze 31BR. We have had very few issues and have been very happy with Tiffin’s excellent customer service. Here is a link to our playlist of our experiences with Tiffin and our Breeze if you’d like to see more: czcams.com/play/PL3vGBOkcBm2U1cFak4uizykz2eJrDHqhG.html
I have been looking at Allegro Breeze diesel motorhomes. The ones I have seen have the 2 house batteries under the entry step. Did you leave yours there? Did you relocate and added batteries? If you have this would make a good video! Did you add solar?
Hi Hugh! First of all, we love our Breeze! Ours came with 4 house batteries: 2 under the step and one on each side of the generator. (A strange setup). We bought it used and the 1st owner had added 320 watts of solar.
Nice coach! Ken and I may move to a larger coach after we travel a bit more. We have a 28 foot PhoenixCruiser B+ motorhome. Your’s looks like a great candidate for FT RV life. Congrats on a great find👍🏻
The other feature of this coach I really love is the AIR LEVELING. I know of no other coaches anywhere close to this price point have this feature. Even with other Tiffins, you don't get air leveling in the Open Road, RED, Phaeton. Doesn't show up again until the Bus. The closest competitor to your Breeze (Newmar New Aire) doesn't have air leveling...once you have the air leveling, there's no going back to hydraulic...
Just a few months. I was looking for a '14 or '15 Breeze 28 (the largest vehicle that would fit in my old barn thanks to it being 6" narrower and only 11'2" tall). In '14, the Breeze got independent front suspsension which is on my must-have list. I also saw the you tube video for your Breeze...I was tempted for a minute to buy it but you beat me to it! I'm going to do a small addition to my barn so I can get a 33 BR in a year or two...I'm watching all your videos now and enjoying them...keep them coming! Much appreciated.
Thank you Daniel! We met some folks who had a 28 Breeze at a campground a year or 2 ago and that's what got us started seriously considering a Breeze. We got really lucky getting this one! We appreciate you watching. Safe travels and happy camping!
Question for you. Do you ever travel, even short distances, on gravel roads? If so, is that hard on the RV and does dust find its way into the outside compartments? Thanks for taking us along with you.
Beautiful RV! My husband and I fulltime in a 22 ft travel trailer. It's enough room for now but we are considering getting a larger rig (motorhome) in the future. Good luck with your new adventure into FT'ing!
Looking forward to watching and learning from y’all. Been RV’n several years and hope to go full time in a couple years so you two will be great to follow. Tiffin’s are definitely a better product. Great video, be safe In travels. on the under the slide bays, cut you a pool noodle long ways and put over the edge. Your A/C is very quite, very nice. Mine is like the typical not quite.we drive a 2003 pace arrow 36B, love the opposing slides and will always have that. Mama loves her washer/dryer. Has everything we want but hope to get diesel pusher when we get to go full time. Going to enjoy following you even if we are from Arkansas, 😀
Hi Daniel. Right now we’re getting about 9 while towing the Jeep and running the generator to operate both air conditioners (it’s just beginning to cool down here).
Just discovered your channel. What is the maintenance schedule for your Cummins engine for oil and fuel filters, transmission etc? How much DEF does the Engine use? What is your typical MPG? What is your typical range with a 50 mile reserve? Can you use smaller fuel stops vs truck stops since diesels is more expensive at truck stops? Where do you get your Breeze surface when on the road? How much out of level can the site be before the air suspension won’t level? Are hydraulic leveling jacks better? How do you find the power of this smaller Cummins with your TOAD? Did you get the fridge problem resolved? Have you tried dry camping and does the fridge run down your batteries? Thanks
Hi! Welcome to our channel! We’ve only had our Breeze for a short time, so many of the answers to your questions are yet to be determined for us. Typical MPG for us so far has been running at about 9mpg towing our ‘99 Jeep Wrangler and running the generator to run both of the roof air conditioners. You can use smaller fuel stops as long as you can get around and there is not a low clearance. We use our leveling blocks if our site has more than about 6 inches slope change. The fridge seems to be working better. We have not dry camped.
Hi Sean! Welcome! We’ve done a little bit of Facebook live both on our page and in our group, the RV Texas Y’all Community. It’s been a while though. We haven’t tried going live on CZcams yet. We’re thinking about doing more live in the future.
Nice Coach... Can you comment on your load capacity I have had a hard time with specifications finding the GCCW. I am sure this is something you gave consideration to in that you plan to go full time. How much weight can you carry with the coach fueled and ready to travel? Again Nice Coach Congratulations, Chris
@@rvamericayall 150 gallon fuel 100 gallons water 100 gallons sewer 30 gallon propane Thats about 2500 pounds , not really much capacity left or am i missing something 3 people and a dog and you are about maxed out without putting anything else in it ?
Joe, our tanks are much smaller than than. We only have a 70 gallon fuel tank & much smaller fresh water tank. We are a very small Diesel Pusher and we never travel with a full fresh water tank. We have done several weight tests on our RV and never even been close to max weight.
Hi Julius. We’ve been in weather down to about 30 degrees. It does okay. The floor by our slides and door are a little bit drafty. For heat, ours came with an electric fireplace, an electric heat pump and two propane furnaces.
@@rvamericayall Thank you for your prompt response. Your insights will help us in our decision to acquire Class A Motorhome. Have safe and happy travels.
Thx for sharing about Tiffin we have a Thor Windsport ga Mh 33 ft love the space. We have opposing slides in the living room and it does make it feel so much bigger. W aren’t full time , but we do travel around 5- 6 months a year.
Hi Georgeana! We were really amazed by how much room we gained with the opposing slides. 5-6 months a year is awesome! Bet y’all have seen a lot of neat places. Safe travels!
Love Tiffin's.... but their paint does not compare to Newmar.. and the slides stick out on a Tiffin, where they don't on a Newmar.. Love the smaller diesel pushers.. (and I work on RV's every day)...
@@rvamericayall I retired from the sea a few years ago and have been working on land yachts since.. I see them every day.. Newer ones I like are Newmar's and Tiffins.. Granted I am focused on the shorter ones.. but work on the big ones a lot.. way too much for me.. want to get into small campgrounds etc. Like the old Allegro Breezes. and the Holiday Ramblers.. almost any with a fiberglass or solid roof and no wood in the frame etc. air suspension preferably... I own a 1978 GMC 26 Royale Motorcoach.. and love mine... I tracked down a good one and bought it after working on a lot of RV crap for 3+ years..
Great to hear your experience, Captain Sam. We agree with you 100%, we definitely prefer the small diesel pushers. We considered a 2002 Newmar NewAire... found one in FL. But we love our 2017 Tiffin Breeze 31BR. We’re happy to be only 31’. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences. It’s great to hear from someone who works on rigs. Those older GMCs are super cool.
Thanks for the video. The Breeze checks all my boxes too and your review was great. However there is one missing feature that for me might be a deal buster. When fulltiming do you miss onboard washer/dryer? Thanks again. This was the first video of yours seen and now have found the answer in your others videos. Continued good luck and safe travels.
Love your videos! We just sold our 24' sprinter class C which we loved but are growing out of. We've had a 40" diesel pusher in the past and they were just too darn big. We like the 33AA Tiffin Red but they are still 35'2". Looking seriously at the Breeze - shorter, less wide, and less tall, appeals to us. But there is always a trade-off and in this case it's the odd refrigerator placement. Is it an issue, especially with the tv and fireplace right there, and does it hinder working in the kitchen area? Thank you again!
Thanks so much Wayne! We love our Breeze 31BR. The refrigerator placement has not been a problem for us. We thought it was weird at first too. But it has worked out to be just fine.
I recognize your Breeze motorhome!! I saw the video Chris did and was interested as it looked perfect. I was disappointed to find out that it was from a year ago. Rats! Then I wondered what ever happened to it. I am glad you got it and did a video about it. Congratulations!! Is it still as good as it looked initially?? Thanks
That's it! :) We were really lucky we saw the video right after Chris published it. We are loving our Breeze. We were able to camp inside several of the National Parks last year. You might be interested in the video we are publishing at 10am Central this morning: We sit down and chat with Bob Tiffin!
Hi Jay! They came with the coach. The 1st owner installed them. We really like them and have had other folks ask us about them. We’re going to look for a maker’s label to see if we can figure out where he got them.
Trying to find videos on Tiffin coaches and stumbled on your video. Very nice and informational, thank you guys. I love the layout also, but have a question: can you hear the fridge running and does the noise interfere with watching tv since it’s positioned right next to it? Truly appreciate your answer. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on your rig, it’s so helpful for couples like us that are trying to figure out which rig would suite us on our journey of full time rv living. Happy trails and stay safe. 👍
Welcome Kriss! We're glad you found us! That is a great question considering the fridge placement. But no, we cannot hear it running and it does not interfere with the TV at all (except for the few seconds when one of us is getting something out of the fridge and the other is watching TV). 😉If you are interested, we have a playlist of our experiences with our Tiffin Breeze: czcams.com/video/XNy8qVpYYt4/video.html
We are in the process of downsizing and preparing to go full time. Our target date is 12/31/2021. We are considering purchasing a used Tiffin Allegro Breeze as our RV. Can you share with us any mechanical or coach maintenance or repairs you have made since you purchased yours?
Hi Melynda. We love our Breeze. We recently completed a recall at Cummins. It went very smoothly. While we were there, we had them perform all of the routine maintenance on the engine and generator.
How do you hook CZcams up to your smart TV? Do you just use a HDMI from a computer to the HDMI of the smart phone? Does your cell phone allow you to use an HDMI adapter to the TV? What is your process?
We have an AT&T mobile hotspot that creates a wi-fi signal and we log the TV onto the wifi using the TV remote. Then we open the CZcams app. It’s really easy. No cables needed.
Huh... I need to look at my RV remote. We have 3 smart TVs in the RV. I normally use the DirecTv remote so I guess it is time to look deeply at the TV remote. I also have a Fire stick that I plug into a 2nd HDMI but I can't wander freely with it. Thanks for the tip.
We love it! Recently, we’ve been camping in National Parks & Refuges. We are really appreciating its size. We’ve been able to stay in some places that would have been impossible in a bigger rig. And we have more than enough space. We couldn’t be happier with our decision to buy a Breeze. It is definitely the right choice for our long term home on wheels.
Good stuff guys! Tiffin makes a beautiful coach. Love the new logo! Have you ever considered making them available for sale in s decal? We just got back from towing our 24’ Starcraft to Disney Fort Wilderness and back. Next year we’re going for the big one. Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Glacier all in one shot. Looking forward to following your adventures!
Thanks David! Glad you like the new logo! We don’t have stickers of it yet, but we do have them of our original logo (the one in our profile pic). We’d be happy to send you one of those if you are interested. Just email us your mailing address: rvtxmail@rvtexasyall.com. We really like the Starcraft trailers we’ve seen. And we LOVE Fort Wilderness! Bet y’all had a blast there. But what an amazing trip you have planned for next year. All of those parks are on our bucketlist!
RV Texas Y'all thanks guys! I did send my address. We’ve been really happy with the Starcraft. Thus far we’ve only had a few minor issues although on our trip to Florida the Atwood hot water heater decided to die. I found they have problems with the circuit board. It’s a warranty thing so we’ll get it fixed. No hot water in Florida is not a huge deal. No hot shower in Wyoming and Montana is a definite problem lol!
Stacey and Tom, New subscriber here. I have a 2011 Tiffin 34TGA. In this video, I saw the clips under your cutting board that hold it to the stove. Can you explain what this are and where to get them? Thank you and happy travels.
Hey there! Welcome to our channel & thank you for subscribing! Those little nobby feet on the bottom of the cutting board are rubber and have a slit in each one that fits perfectly over the stove grate. The cutting board was left with the coach by the previous owners, so we’re not sure where they got the feet. We will try to find a maker’s mark on them next time we’re in the RV. They do a great job of holding the cutting board in place.
Thanks for the video! Lots of good information, especially since we have been considering the 31BR for a few months. A question: if you are in a narrower site, can you leave one slideout retracted without affecting your quality of life too much?
Hi Lee! Glad you enjoyed it. We haven’t been in that situation yet, but yes... that would definitely be possible. Even with all slides in to travel we have access to everything except the drawers facing the foot of the bed. And we have to climb over the bed to get to the back closet. But, we can even lift the bed to access the storage under it with the slides in. If we were going to camp with one side retracted, we would extend the slides on the driver slide so that we could have full access to everything in the bedroom. But yes, it’s not only possible, it really would not be a problem at all.
I just love the excitement that y'all generate between yourselves! It always puts a smile on my face! I'm in a 2000 Dodge LT. I found it on CraigsList, and thought that it was probably just another scam. Luckily, the people proved to be REAL, and very nice, and I transferred the $$$ to their Credit Union from mine that week! I had to wait almost 3 weeks for the snow to melt in Boise before I could fly up there and drive her back to Texas! I am working to get her in tiptop shape, and y'all always inspire me to keep at it! Thanks again for the BOOST to get me one step closer to becoming a full-timer! Happy Trails to Y'all!!!
New subscriber to your channel. We live just west of Fort Worth. We just bought a 2008 Allegro Bus. I am curious where you got your comfy looking driver and passenger seat covers?
Welcome Mark! They are very comfy. We haven’t noticed a label, but we will definitely look to see what we can find. Congrats on your Allegro Bus! Those are awesome!
RV Texas Y'all the wife and I are getting close to 2 years to retire and we have been researching which class A. No doubt we r going with a Tiffin pre own. E were debating on size and having a washer dryer. We really enjoy your videos and the locations you go. We will be in South Florida area when we do the change. Thanks for responding and keep the videos coming and hopefully one day we can meet up. Safe travels.
Hey y’all! Thanks so much for watching! And thanks so much to Mom for her dancing debut! 😁
That’s a great idea! 🙂
Grammy Kay ALWAYS brings a smile to my face!
we are most timers in a 2005 newmar dutch star 3815 4 slides we like it because it is spacious and was owned like yours by a meticulous owner, we bought it 2 years ago for $60K with 61,000 miles, I mention all that so newbies can get an idea what the cost of entry might be. you kids do a great job thanks for all you do (I really need to change my avatar)
Thanks for sharing your info. We like those Dutch Stars.
You guys got one of the best deals in the country, based on the number of people who were interested in your unit. I also follow Mt. Comfort, RV, and a fan of Tiffin.
Thanks Jack! We think so too. 😁
Great presentation! I noticed that you are purchasing a 2021 Newmar New Aire. So I've decided to go back in time to see how and why you decided to purchase the Allegro Breeze 31BR. I am looking at both Luxury Models, the Breeze, the New Aire and the Ventana. My final decision is pending until I viewed your videos and what problems you encountered. See you at the next Breeze video. Best, Steve from Western Mass
Thanks Steve! We appreciate you watching. We hope our videos help. We were really happy with our Breeze, and so far we are really happy with our New Aire. In case you haven't seen it, we have a playlist on our experience with the Breeze from the day we bought it, until we sold it. czcams.com/video/XNy8qVpYYt4/video.html
Love this motorhome.. Where did you get those seat covers? Thanks
Previous owner bought them!
Very nice. Happy you are happy.
I watched the same video because I'm very interested in this rv. Chris is one of my favs. Glad you got such a nice coach.
My husband and I, really appreciate your video, as we have been considering a class A Tiffin 31 BR. You are so kind in taking time to give all this helpful info. Thanks again, and enjoy your travels. God bless.
So happy to help! Thanks for watching!
The dual propane connections in the basement is exactly what the 31BR at Mt Comfort RV had. So yours is the second one I've seen with that modification. Nice coach!
Hi Marshall. Thank you! This is probably the same coach you saw at Mount Comfort RV. That’s where we bought it (we found it here on CZcams).
@@rvamericayall Very nice. I grew up in Texas and my 2 brothers still live there. One is about 5 minutes down the road from the Salt Lick. Love that place! Happy travels.
We’ll have to go there.
Tiffin, a family business that prides itself in a quality product. Wish I could afford one now, maybe in a few years..
We have been really happy with our Tiffin, Andrew. And even though we bought it used, the folks at the Tiffin service center in Red Bay treated us very well. We have several other videos about our experience with Tiffin (including our 1 year and 2 year reviews of our Breeze, an interview with Bob Tiffin, and the Tiffin Factory and Tiffin Paint Factory tour) if you are interested: czcams.com/video/XNy8qVpYYt4/video.html
I agree with your devotion to private owned companies. Tiffins and Newmar are two of the major players in the RV industry that are not publicly traded. I saw that video from Mount Comfort and wondered if that was the one you bought. We have camped at the KOA for years and remember when the dealership was much smaller.
We really enjoyed our stay at that KOA.
I’m really enjoying your channel! I’ve been planning my move from sticks and bricks to full time rv for some time and it’s getting close! The sharing of y’alls trials and tribulations is so very helpful. The added knowledge will save me a lot of headache, I’m sure! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much Thomas! We’re so glad you have joined us for this adventure. Good luck with your transition. Keep us posted!
Do you guys use the driver and passenger seat for your tv viewing? What’s the comfort level of those seats? That’s a stumbling block for me........not sure...
Hey Fred! Yes, we use the driver and passenger seats for TV viewing. They are pretty comfortable. You can recline a bit, not a whole lot, but some. The passenger seat has an electric foot rest. The driver seat does not, so we carry a small ottoman. They won't make us forget our old Lazy Boy recliners from our sticks and bricks days, but they're not uncomfortable.
Howdy. We just started fulltiming in a 26ft Winnebago View 24V on a Sprinter diesel chassis. We are mostly road tripping and wanted the smallest we could fulltime in. We do a mix of Boondocking, dry camping in National Parks and RV Parks especially when it’s too Hot and we need to run the AC. We don’t have a Toad.
Hi! Thanks for watching! 26 feet is a great length! Have you had trouble fitting in any of the National Parks?
I'm glad I stumbled across this older vid (it auto-played as I let CZcams just do its thing). This MAY very well be what makes me change my mind about whether to get a toy hauler 5th wheel or a diesal pusher RV. (I still don't like the idea of riding a big bike up into the bed of a truck to use as a toad but... maybe. LOL) When I had my Class C I loved being IN THE vehicle so that I could make a quick stop and use the facilities or make something to eat or drink easily, as opposed to having to walk back to a TT or 5er that was typically really hot, etc. The downside of an RV of course is if you have problems that require it to be in the shop for a bit and they won't let you live in it while they're working on it (which isn't very common). Fifth wheels have appealed to me because of their size BUT that's also something that works against us because I enjoy staying in state parks and overnighting in places where, typically, you cannot get into easily or at all with a larger rig. It's a devil's conundrum because I like my space but I also like being in mother nature. (Really dislike those crowded RV parks.) Your rig has the power, being a diesel, and it's short enough that you can still get into a lot of those spots that larger rigs cannot. I LOVE the opposing slides that give you so much space inside. (I totally understand about the issue of getting into the bays outside when the slides are out. If I choose something like this you can just take odds with one another as to how long it'll be before I knock myself senseless. Just hope I'm not set up next door to you when it happens cause the "sailor dictionary" will come off the shelves at that moment. OMG! MAKE SURE Grammy Kay isn't 'round when THAT happens! hahahah.) BTW, speaking of grammy, tell her she's adorable and I LOVED those dance moves. She makes me smile every time that I see her in the videos. 😊 Okay! I'm going to go watch the video tour of the new rig. It really looks beautiful and I have seen some of it in your more recent videos-- but still, gotta see the tour. LOL. Save travels and happy camping, y'all! Blessings be upon each of you.
We will be doing an update on our experience with our Breeze before too long. It’s hard to believe we’ve been living full time in it for almost a year! Thanks for going back thru and watching some of our older vids! 😁
Thank you for linking to this video! We really needed to see this! :)
You're welcome! We have a playlist of our videos where we specifically share our thoughts on our Breeze: czcams.com/video/XNy8qVpYYt4/video.html
U can still hear the A/C but definitely very low & not enough to interfere with the any of your audio. U guys sound great!!! Enjoy your beautiful new home!!!
Great! Thanks Toby!
Thanks for a great video. We also purchased a 2017 31BR. Can hardly wait to use it during our winter escape to Texas. Bought it for many of the same reasons that you did. See ya' on the road.
Hey Michael! We hope y’all enjoy your 31BR as much as we do. See you out there!
Welcome to the Tiffin owners, Roughen it Smoothly, Super well built, Class A best in the class. I full time in my 1986, 24.5',4 season, Allergo. I have kept every thing stock or better. All R&R on systems are done. All though i am a P30 Chevy 454cid. I go every where with no problem. Except when i stop at a rest area or gas up. Always have people telling me how nice my RV is inside and out. They are built to last along time. I am a prime example. Great choice on your new rig :)
That is awesome to hear! Thanks for sharing your story. We hope to see you out on the road!
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I have a 32" flagstaff classic super light 5th wheel pulled by a 2017 Ford F250 Super-duty and love this package. However, my dream coach would be a motorhome because of convenience and stability. I love Tiffin products and the Breeze 31 BR. I live in East TN. Looking forward to hearing more about your adventures and life on the road for you both. Safe travels!
Hi Loda! It sounds like you have a nice setup. Thanks for joining us. We’ll be sharing a lot about the rig as we travel.
great infosafe travels
Thanks Allan!
We went the dually diesel- 5th wheel route. We downsized, house is for sale hope to be full timing in 2020.
Best of luck with the sale. 2020 will be here before you know it.
I just watched the RV CZcams that Chris put out. I was like 8 months ago..it's gone. Then I watched your video next. It just rolled on, and I recognized the coach you bought. I knew all the goodies you got. The tip was the seat covers then the rug. You really lucked out on this used Tiffin. The previous owners were great. I bought a Class C 31 foot Gulf Stream 2018. It is rear end heavy, so It needs to be fixed or I need to get another one. I love yours. I want one! 🙂
Hi! We were really lucky to get this coach! It’s perfect for us. Chris and Mount Comfort RV were great to work with.
Looking forward to watching all your adventures
Hi Jean! Thanks! Hope you’re having a great weekend!
Thank you both for a wonderful review. My wife and I are approximately one year away from purchasing a class A motorhome. We are still researching between a diesel pusher versus gas but we keep coming back to Tiffin. I have been looking at the 33 and the 34 but after seeing your video I’m going to do a little more research on this model as is it looks like it could be perfect for the two of us.
Hey JP! We're glad to help. We LOVE our Tiffin Breeze. We have a full playlist here on CZcams specifically about our experience with Tiffin in case y'all are interested: czcams.com/video/bi_VnxBZjPY/video.html . You'll also find our tour of the Tiffin Factory and the Tiffin Paint Factory in this playlist. Have fun shopping!
Love your new coach, looking forward to more of your postings.
Thank you Ron! We really got lucky when we found our Breeze.
Great video. Looking forward to many more.
Thank you so much Vernon! We appreciate you watching.
Good video very informative all I can say is things like the deal y’all got and additional equipment that came with it blessings blessings when you believe
Thank you KD
Do you need a special license to drive this 31 foot diesel pusher?
Hi Kevin! Great question. Our max weight is 24,500 lbs. In Texas, the special license is required over 26,000 lbs. So we do not have to have a special license.
Love your videos. You always give us some fantastic ideas on campgrounds, places to enjoy and now what to look for in an RV. We have a gas Winnebago Vista LX 27N and like you continue to expand our camping experience. Have a fantastic day.
Hi Les! Thank you so much! We really appreciate you being a part of this journey. Hope you’re having a wonderful weekend! Safe travels and happy camping!!
The lord blessed y’all
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Thanks for the very informative video. We presently purchased our first RVand it was a new 2021 Thor Freedom Adventure 30 A. With only 705 miles on it we have had five things go wrong from an engine light to a none functioning slide. Our first camping weekend was cut in half and we had to cancel the balance of the trip. It has been at the dealerships for half of our 4 week ownership so far.
So I am shopping for a Tiffin Allegro Breeze 31 br at present.
I am looking for reliability.
Thanks Again.
Rick in Wisconsin
So sorry to hear about your issues, Rick. That’s a real shame. We have now owned our Breeze for 2.5 years and have lived in it full time for 2 years. We absolutely 100% love our Tiffin Breeze 31BR. We have had very few issues and have been very happy with Tiffin’s excellent customer service. Here is a link to our playlist of our experiences with Tiffin and our Breeze if you’d like to see more: czcams.com/play/PL3vGBOkcBm2U1cFak4uizykz2eJrDHqhG.html
I have been looking at Allegro Breeze diesel motorhomes. The ones I have seen have the 2 house batteries under the entry step. Did you leave yours there? Did you relocate and added batteries? If you have this would make a good video! Did you add solar?
Hi Hugh! First of all, we love our Breeze! Ours came with 4 house batteries: 2 under the step and one on each side of the generator. (A strange setup). We bought it used and the 1st owner had added 320 watts of solar.
Nice coach! Ken and I may move to a larger coach after we travel a bit more. We have a 28 foot PhoenixCruiser B+ motorhome. Your’s looks like a great candidate for FT RV life. Congrats on a great find👍🏻
Thanks Jane! We appreciate it.
The other feature of this coach I really love is the AIR LEVELING. I know of no other coaches anywhere close to this price point have this feature. Even with other Tiffins, you don't get air leveling in the Open Road, RED, Phaeton. Doesn't show up again until the Bus. The closest competitor to your Breeze (Newmar New Aire) doesn't have air leveling...once you have the air leveling, there's no going back to hydraulic...
Very good point, Daniel! We like the air leveling also. How long have you had your Breeze?
Just a few months. I was looking for a '14 or '15 Breeze 28 (the largest vehicle that would fit in my old barn thanks to it being 6" narrower and only 11'2" tall). In '14, the Breeze got independent front suspsension which is on my must-have list. I also saw the you tube video for your Breeze...I was tempted for a minute to buy it but you beat me to it! I'm going to do a small addition to my barn so I can get a 33 BR in a year or two...I'm watching all your videos now and enjoying them...keep them coming! Much appreciated.
Thank you Daniel! We met some folks who had a 28 Breeze at a campground a year or 2 ago and that's what got us started seriously considering a Breeze. We got really lucky getting this one! We appreciate you watching. Safe travels and happy camping!
What year did they switch to Cummins? I want nothing to do with the Navistar lol
Hi Blake. We’re not entirely sure, but we think it was 2016.
Question for you. Do you ever travel, even short distances, on gravel roads? If so, is that hard on the RV and does dust find its way into the outside compartments? Thanks for taking us along with you.
Hi Dennis. So far we’ve avoided gravel roads.
Thumbs up from Cindy and Dennis, a new subscriber.
Welcome Cindy & Dennis! Thanks so much!
Beautiful RV! My husband and I fulltime in a 22 ft travel trailer. It's enough room for now but we are considering getting a larger rig (motorhome) in the future. Good luck with your new adventure into FT'ing!
Thank you Michelle! The great thing about 22’ is y’all can probably fit just about anywhere!
Great Job 🏆
Thanks so much Nathan!
Tiffin and Newmar are arguably the best (production) rv's on the road. Curious what type of tow vehicle you have/it's weight?
Hi John. We pull a 1999 Jeep Wrangler that come in at right about 3,200 lbs.
Looking forward to watching and learning from y’all. Been RV’n several years and hope to go full time in a couple years so you two will be great to follow. Tiffin’s are definitely a better product. Great video, be safe In travels.
on the under the slide bays, cut you a pool noodle long ways and put over the edge. Your A/C is very quite, very nice.
Mine is like the typical not quite.we drive a 2003 pace arrow 36B, love the opposing slides and will always have that. Mama loves her washer/dryer. Has everything we want but hope to get diesel pusher when we get to go full time. Going to enjoy following you even if we are from Arkansas, 😀
Hi Randy! Thanks for joining us. Keep us posted on your full time journey. :)
Really leaning hard in the same direction...
Keep on Keepin on! 👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome John! Thanks for joining us on this adventure!
You forgot to mention probably the best benefit of this coach: the fuel efficiency. I'm averaging 13.3 MPG in my 28 Breeze. What are you getting?
Hi Daniel. Right now we’re getting about 9 while towing the Jeep and running the generator to operate both air conditioners (it’s just beginning to cool down here).
Hey, that's pretty good considering you're towing and running the AC a lot...happy travels.
Enjoy your 28 Breeze! Hope to meet you out at a campground one of these days.
I had no idea the A/C was on.
Awesome! Thanks for letting us know!
Just discovered your channel. What is the maintenance schedule for your Cummins engine for oil and fuel filters, transmission etc? How much DEF does the Engine use? What is your typical MPG? What is your typical range with a 50 mile reserve? Can you use smaller fuel stops vs truck stops since diesels is more expensive at truck stops? Where do you get your Breeze surface when on the road? How much out of level can the site be before the air suspension won’t level? Are hydraulic leveling jacks better? How do you find the power of this smaller Cummins with your TOAD? Did you get the fridge problem resolved? Have you tried dry camping and does the fridge run down your batteries? Thanks
Hi! Welcome to our channel! We’ve only had our Breeze for a short time, so many of the answers to your questions are yet to be determined for us. Typical MPG for us so far has been running at about 9mpg towing our ‘99 Jeep Wrangler and running the generator to run both of the roof air conditioners. You can use smaller fuel stops as long as you can get around and there is not a low clearance. We use our leveling blocks if our site has more than about 6 inches slope change. The fridge seems to be working better. We have not dry camped.
Have you thought about going on you tube and Facebook Live?? Love the new RV, just found you guys last week. Thanks for posting!!
Hi Sean! Welcome! We’ve done a little bit of Facebook live both on our page and in our group, the RV Texas Y’all Community. It’s been a while though. We haven’t tried going live on CZcams yet. We’re thinking about doing more live in the future.
You guys are doing a great job. you both have lots of great info to share. Loved your pet video also.
Check out the Motor Home Experiment. They went live last night for 2 hours and we were able to watch some of it. Great interaction for your fans.
We really appreciate it Sean. Thank you!
We love watching The Motorhome Experiment. Thanks for the idea. We will definitely look into doing a few live broadcasts in the future.
Nice Coach... Can you comment on your load capacity I have had a hard time with specifications finding the GCCW. I am sure this is something you gave consideration to in that you plan to go full time. How much weight can you carry with the coach fueled and ready to travel?
Again Nice Coach Congratulations,
Chris
Hi Chris. Off the top of my head, it’s right at about 3,200 pounds.
RV Texas Y'all just saw this post...I’m deleting my question above about CCC...have a great day you two!
@@rvamericayall 150 gallon fuel
100 gallons water
100 gallons sewer
30 gallon propane
Thats about 2500 pounds , not really much capacity left or am i missing something
3 people and a dog and you are about maxed out without putting anything else in it ?
Joe, our tanks are much smaller than than. We only have a 70 gallon fuel tank & much smaller fresh water tank. We are a very small Diesel Pusher and we never travel with a full fresh water tank. We have done several weight tests on our RV and never even been close to max weight.
Hi. How is the tiffin breeze on the cold climate? Based on your experience. Thanks.
Hi Julius. We’ve been in weather down to about 30 degrees. It does okay. The floor by our slides and door are a little bit drafty. For heat, ours came with an electric fireplace, an electric heat pump and two propane furnaces.
@@rvamericayall Thank you for your prompt response. Your insights will help us in our decision to acquire Class A Motorhome. Have safe and happy travels.
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thx for sharing about Tiffin we have a Thor Windsport ga Mh 33 ft love the space. We have opposing slides in the living room and it does make it feel so much bigger. W aren’t full time , but we do travel around 5- 6 months a year.
Hi Georgeana! We were really amazed by how much room we gained with the opposing slides. 5-6 months a year is awesome! Bet y’all have seen a lot of neat places. Safe travels!
We plan on going to Alaska next year. Y’all come with us.
That would be awesome!! Alaska is definitely on our bucketlist. But not sure we can make it next year.
Love Tiffin's.... but their paint does not compare to Newmar.. and the slides stick out on a Tiffin, where they don't on a Newmar.. Love the smaller diesel pushers.. (and I work on RV's every day)...
You’re right Sam, there is a lot to like about Newmars. We considered them also.
@@rvamericayall I retired from the sea a few years ago and have been working on land yachts since.. I see them every day.. Newer ones I like are Newmar's and Tiffins.. Granted I am focused on the shorter ones.. but work on the big ones a lot.. way too much for me.. want to get into small campgrounds etc. Like the old Allegro Breezes. and the Holiday Ramblers.. almost any with a fiberglass or solid roof and no wood in the frame etc. air suspension preferably... I own a 1978 GMC 26 Royale Motorcoach.. and love mine... I tracked down a good one and bought it after working on a lot of RV crap for 3+ years..
Great to hear your experience, Captain Sam. We agree with you 100%, we definitely prefer the small diesel pushers. We considered a 2002 Newmar NewAire... found one in FL. But we love our 2017 Tiffin Breeze 31BR. We’re happy to be only 31’. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences. It’s great to hear from someone who works on rigs. Those older GMCs are super cool.
Thanks for the video. The Breeze checks all my boxes too and your review was great. However there is one missing feature that for me might be a deal buster. When fulltiming do you miss onboard washer/dryer? Thanks again.
This was the first video of yours seen and now have found the answer in your others videos. Continued good luck and safe travels.
Hi there! Glad you found us. We are still loving our Breeze.
Love your videos! We just sold our 24' sprinter class C which we loved but are growing out of. We've had a 40" diesel pusher in the past and they were just too darn big. We like the 33AA Tiffin Red but they are still 35'2". Looking seriously at the Breeze - shorter, less wide, and less tall, appeals to us. But there is always a trade-off and in this case it's the odd refrigerator placement. Is it an issue, especially with the tv and fireplace right there, and does it hinder working in the kitchen area? Thank you again!
Thanks so much Wayne! We love our Breeze 31BR. The refrigerator placement has not been a problem for us. We thought it was weird at first too. But it has worked out to be just fine.
I recognize your Breeze motorhome!! I saw the video Chris did and was interested as it looked perfect. I was disappointed to find out that it was from a year ago. Rats! Then I wondered what ever happened to it. I am glad you got it and did a video about it. Congratulations!! Is it still as good as it looked initially?? Thanks
That's it! :) We were really lucky we saw the video right after Chris published it. We are loving our Breeze. We were able to camp inside several of the National Parks last year. You might be interested in the video we are publishing at 10am Central this morning: We sit down and chat with Bob Tiffin!
RV Texas Y'all, watching it now!!
How is the ride? I've heard short DP'S tend to porpoise.
We really like the ride. We haven't experienced any type of porpoise effect. Our Breeze is very comfortable.
Where did you get the sheepskin covers? We have cats and fear their claws tearing up the leather!
Hi Jay! They came with the coach. The 1st owner installed them. We really like them and have had other folks ask us about them. We’re going to look for a maker’s label to see if we can figure out where he got them.
Look at www.sheepskinexpress.com.
Yea, we have two cats and worry about that too. Love the covers.
Trying to find videos on Tiffin coaches and stumbled on your video. Very nice and informational, thank you guys. I love the layout also, but have a question: can you hear the fridge running and does the noise interfere with watching tv since it’s positioned right next to it? Truly appreciate your answer. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on your rig, it’s so helpful for couples like us that are trying to figure out which rig would suite us on our journey of full time rv living. Happy trails and stay safe. 👍
Welcome Kriss! We're glad you found us! That is a great question considering the fridge placement. But no, we cannot hear it running and it does not interfere with the TV at all (except for the few seconds when one of us is getting something out of the fridge and the other is watching TV). 😉If you are interested, we have a playlist of our experiences with our Tiffin Breeze: czcams.com/video/XNy8qVpYYt4/video.html
We are in the process of downsizing and preparing to go full time. Our target date is 12/31/2021. We are considering purchasing a used Tiffin Allegro Breeze as our RV. Can you share with us any mechanical or coach maintenance or repairs you have made since you purchased yours?
Hi Melynda. We love our Breeze. We recently completed a recall at Cummins. It went very smoothly. While we were there, we had them perform all of the routine maintenance on the engine and generator.
How do you hook CZcams up to your smart TV? Do you just use a HDMI from a computer to the HDMI of the smart phone? Does your cell phone allow you to use an HDMI adapter to the TV?
What is your process?
We have an AT&T mobile hotspot that creates a wi-fi signal and we log the TV onto the wifi using the TV remote. Then we open the CZcams app. It’s really easy. No cables needed.
Huh... I need to look at my RV remote. We have 3 smart TVs in the RV. I normally use the DirecTv remote so I guess it is time to look deeply at the TV remote. I also have a Fire stick that I plug into a 2nd HDMI but I can't wander freely with it. Thanks for the tip.
Just curious,
Y’all have had the Breeze over a year now, how do you like it now ?
We love it! Recently, we’ve been camping in National Parks & Refuges. We are really appreciating its size. We’ve been able to stay in some places that would have been impossible in a bigger rig. And we have more than enough space. We couldn’t be happier with our decision to buy a Breeze. It is definitely the right choice for our long term home on wheels.
Good stuff guys! Tiffin makes a beautiful coach. Love the new logo! Have you ever considered making them available for sale in s decal? We just got back from towing our 24’ Starcraft to Disney Fort Wilderness and back. Next year we’re going for the big one. Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Glacier all in one shot. Looking forward to following your adventures!
Thanks David! Glad you like the new logo! We don’t have stickers of it yet, but we do have them of our original logo (the one in our profile pic). We’d be happy to send you one of those if you are interested. Just email us your mailing address: rvtxmail@rvtexasyall.com. We really like the Starcraft trailers we’ve seen. And we LOVE Fort Wilderness! Bet y’all had a blast there. But what an amazing trip you have planned for next year. All of those parks are on our bucketlist!
RV Texas Y'all thanks guys! I did send my address. We’ve been really happy with the Starcraft. Thus far we’ve only had a few minor issues although on our trip to Florida the Atwood hot water heater decided to die. I found they have problems with the circuit board. It’s a warranty thing so we’ll get it fixed. No hot water in Florida is not a huge deal. No hot shower in Wyoming and Montana is a definite problem lol!
They say timing is everything and that’s definitely true when it comes to hot water.
What about the TV up front is it a smart TV???
Good question, Sean. We haven’t tested that one or the outside TV yet.
N o I can't hear the A/C at all while y'all are talking.
Yay!! Thanks Beth! That is awesome!
Stacey and Tom, New subscriber here. I have a 2011 Tiffin 34TGA. In this video, I saw the clips under your cutting board that hold it to the stove. Can you explain what this are and where to get them? Thank you and happy travels.
Hey there! Welcome to our channel & thank you for subscribing! Those little nobby feet on the bottom of the cutting board are rubber and have a slit in each one that fits perfectly over the stove grate. The cutting board was left with the coach by the previous owners, so we’re not sure where they got the feet. We will try to find a maker’s mark on them next time we’re in the RV. They do a great job of holding the cutting board in place.
@@rvamericayall They are available at Camping World.
Thanks for the video! Lots of good information, especially since we have been considering the 31BR for a few months. A question: if you are in a narrower site, can you leave one slideout retracted without affecting your quality of life too much?
Hi Lee! Glad you enjoyed it. We haven’t been in that situation yet, but yes... that would definitely be possible. Even with all slides in to travel we have access to everything except the drawers facing the foot of the bed. And we have to climb over the bed to get to the back closet. But, we can even lift the bed to access the storage under it with the slides in. If we were going to camp with one side retracted, we would extend the slides on the driver slide so that we could have full access to everything in the bedroom. But yes, it’s not only possible, it really would not be a problem at all.
@@rvamericayall Thank you for the response. Good information. The Breeze is looking better all the time!
We love ours so far!
Do you have any issues with your low ground clearance?
Hi Nancy. Not so far, but we always keep it in mind.
I just love the excitement that y'all generate between yourselves! It always puts a smile on my face! I'm in a 2000 Dodge LT. I found it on CraigsList, and thought that it was probably just another scam. Luckily, the people proved to be REAL, and very nice, and I transferred the $$$ to their Credit Union from mine that week! I had to wait almost 3 weeks for the snow to melt in Boise before I could fly up there and drive her back to Texas! I am working to get her in tiptop shape, and y'all always inspire me to keep at it! Thanks again for the BOOST to get me one step closer to becoming a full-timer! Happy Trails to Y'all!!!
You just made our day! So glad it all worked out getting your LT! Keep us posted on your progress. Happy Trails! 😁
Is that cooler on a pull-out tray? How do you get to it?
Hi Rick. No it’s not on a pull-out tray. We just reach in.
New subscriber. This unit is on my short list. Are you still happy with it?
Welcome to our Channel! Thanks for joining us. Yes, we are still very happy with our Tiffin Breeze 31BR. We feel like it is the perfect RV for us.
New subscriber to your channel. We live just west of Fort Worth. We just bought a 2008 Allegro Bus. I am curious where you got your comfy looking driver and passenger seat covers?
Sorry...I just saw where someone else asked the same question. I’ll follow in case you can find a mfr. label. They look custom made.
Welcome Mark! They are very comfy. We haven’t noticed a label, but we will definitely look to see what we can find. Congrats on your Allegro Bus! Those are awesome!
www.ultimatesheepskin.com/product/sheepskin-seat-covers-custom/
Thank you Tanya
You have a cool mom...lol!
Thanks! 😁
You're welcome.😊
Love your videos. Would you consider the 31 you have now for full time??
Absolutely, Paul. That’s why we bought it. We are in the process of downsizing now so we can live, work & travel full-time in our 31BR. 😁
RV Texas Y'all the wife and I are getting close to 2 years to retire and we have been researching which class A. No doubt we r going with a Tiffin pre own. E were debating on size and having a washer dryer. We really enjoy your videos and the locations you go. We will be in South Florida area when we do the change. Thanks for responding and keep the videos coming and hopefully one day we can meet up. Safe travels.
Safe travels to y’all too Paul! Enjoy your RV search. Keep us posted. We look forward to meeting y’all out at a campground one of these days!
Will do. Hopefully we will see you guys at the next RV show.