Walkthrough of 2023 Tiffin Allegro Bay 38CB

About This Video

This walkthrough tours a pre-owned 2023 Tiffin Allegro Bay 38CB diesel motorhome with roughly 10,000 miles. It covers the kitchen's dishwasher and cabinetry, the overhead cab bunk with built-in privacy shades, air-ride cab seats, the living area's sofa tables, a bunk area that doubles as a closet, the Spyder control system, the mid-bath, and the bedroom.

What You'll See in This Video

Coach Overview and Mileage

The walkthrough opens with background on this Allegro Bay 38CB, a trade-in with right around 10,000 miles on the odometer. The previous owners traded it for more horsepower because they regularly tow. The presenter explains that the first 10,000 miles of a diesel motorhome is typically when the engine and systems are broken in and fine-tuned. With that early period complete, much of the initial shakedown has already taken place.

Kitchen Dishwasher, Cabinets, and Storage

The tour begins in the kitchen, where a built-in dishwasher is shown with a safety lock that sounds a chime when engaged. The lock keeps the dishwasher from opening while driving, which matters in mountainous terrain or on rough roads. There is generous storage beneath the sink. The overhead cabinets are large and adjustable, so storage can be configured around different kitchen items. A small cubby next to the cabinets suits DVDs, snacks, or a few personal items from home.

Overhead Cab Bunk and Privacy Shades

Moving to the front, the walkthrough highlights the overhead bunk above the cab, which is roomy and can be closed off with a privacy shade. Built-in compartments hold small items such as markers, tablets, or handheld gaming devices. The bunk includes a TV mounted on a bracket, and the bunk rides on a shock-assisted system that makes it easy to raise and lower. A separate privacy shade extends all the way to the floor to close off the cab area, so owners don't need to add longer curtains or homemade partitions.

Air-Ride Driver and Passenger Seats

Both cab seats feature air ride, with control buttons on the side of the driver and passenger seats. The air-ride feature is meant to make long stretches of driving more comfortable. Having it on both seats means the passenger benefits from the same ride quality as the driver.

Living Area Sofa, Tables, and Pantry Storage

Next to the cab is a sofa with pull-out table attachments on each side, which work for meals, snacks, or laptop use. When not in use, the tables stow behind the sofa near a rear ledge that also provides spots for cups. The presenter points out how wide the aisle feels; she can extend her arms in both directions without touching either side. Near the kitchen, an additional storage cabinet holds pantry items such as canned goods, or books and other travel essentials.

Bunk Beds with Convertible Closet Space

The bunk beds are noticeably taller than many bunk setups and include electrical outlets for games, devices, or a monitor. Storage underneath fits folded clothing. A clothing rod sits at the top of the bunk area, and the bunk can be pushed back with the mattress lowered flush to the bottom. This turns the space into a hanging closet. The presenter notes that many owners also use this area for larger dogs, and doors with strong upper brackets close it off when it's not in use.

Spyder Control System

The coach is equipped with a Spyder control system that can be paired to a smartphone. Through the app, owners can adjust heating and cooling, turn on lights, check the generator, and monitor water levels. The system also controls the slides. Remote access allows the coach to be pre-cooled or pre-warmed while owners are away, such as on a hike.

Mid-Bath with Shower and Linen Storage

The mid-bath is described as spacious for its location in the floor plan. It includes dedicated pantry-style storage for towels and toiletries. A large, open shower sits beneath a skylight that adds headroom for taller occupants, and a ceiling fan helps keep the room cool. A built-in privacy door closes off the bath area.

Bedroom Privacy Door and Storage

The bedroom uses the same type of privacy door system as the bath. The presenter notes that this door extends lower than some competing designs, covering more of the opening for added privacy. The rear area includes considerable storage and a couple of drawers, along with an emergency exit window. The presenter also notes that Tiffin has made specification information easy to access in this area.

Editorial Review Notes

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Description details not stated in the transcript: The video description lists several items that were not mentioned in the available transcript, so they were left out of this overview. These include the Super C designation, the Freightliner Custom S2RV chassis, the 360 HP Cummins B6.7 engine, the Trac-Tech NoSPIN differential, the 12,000 lb. towing capacity, the Truma AquaGo Comfort water heater, the AGM batteries, and the 8.0 Onan QD generator. Also omitted for the same reason are the king bed, the memory foam mattress, the residential refrigerator, the three-burner cooktop, the convection microwave, the exterior TV, the slide count, and sleeping capacity. If any of these appear later in the video, they can be added once verified.

Transcription correction: "Spider system" was corrected to "Spyder," the control system brand used in Tiffin coaches. The transcript also describes "table attachments on each side of this gorgeous little couch that does pull out." This was interpreted as pull-out tables rather than a pull-out sofa bed, and should be confirmed against the video.

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