The RV Corral 2018 Allegro Breeze 31BR Stock # NA1008

Hi, I'm John Hartley with the RV Corral here in Coburg, Oregon, and today I get to show you a new Allegro Breeze. This is the 31BR. One thing I want you to notice is how small it is in relation to, like, that's an Open Road Red over there to the side. In fact, it's surrounded by Open Road Reds. So it's a low-profile, non-widebody coach. It's only about 31 and a half feet long. It's under 12 feet tall. 11'8", they say on the brochure. But it's still an air ride, air brake, raised rail chassis diesel pusher. It has independent front suspension on it. All of Tiffin's quality. One of the really neat things is the slide boxes. They're what they call the seamless slide. No seams here on it or over here. Like, when you look at the slide room of this product here, which is another Tiffin product that doesn't have the seamless slide, you've got a seam here and a seam here on it. The Breeze, no seams on any of the slides. It's one of the nice features of it. No seams mean less chance of leakage. Up here in this front compartment, chassis electronics on it, circuit breakers on everything. These use 19-inch wheels on it. They are air brakes on it. Propane tank under here. This is a propane-heated coach. Part of your main bay here. So you have two doors into the main bay. Come on, pass this way. There you go. So there you can see the whole bay. Not a huge amount of storage, but it's a little tiny coach. It's only 31 feet long. All your tanks are going to lay in this area of the coach, and here is your dump station area for it. The coach has filtered water on it. Brass ball valves for all of your water connection valves on it. Lighting out here. Water pump switch out here so that if you need to turn on the water when you're out here, you can easily. Of course, it has black tank flush on it. Again, another seamless slide for the bed slide. This is a bed slide model of the Open Road Red, excuse me, of the Breeze. This is your def tank. This uses the five-liter Cummins motor. It's a 275-horse motor. Powers this little coach very nicely. Gets great fuel economy. Tiffin puts on all of their coaches surge protection so you don't have to add it later. Back fiberglass roof on this. Your back area opens here to get in for adding engine oil, dipstick, transmission, your radiator, intercooler. They can tow 4,500 pounds on them. Not as much as the big full-size diesels, but everything about this coach is a little bit smaller. Here on this side, your chassis batteries on it. A little bit of storage there with your chassis batteries and chassis electronics. This is the over-the-road air conditioner's condenser out here and air dryer for the air ride system and air brake systems. These are independent front suspension too. You can see where your tanks lay here. Some of the hydraulic lines for hydraulic slide mechanisms. This coach, leveling-wise, does not use hydraulic levelers. It is an air-leveled coach, so it stays on its wheels all the time. The coach can go to areas that other big diesels can't usually go to because it weighs a little bit less. Using air leveling, it keeps it on its wheels so you aren't going to push the levelers into the soft ground on it. It does have outside TV, LG TV. Near all of your TVs, there's a remote reader here, so this allows you to run any of your satellite components or anything from any of the TVs that you're at. This is the other side of your big main bay. You can see how it's an under-pass-through. That's a raised rail chassis. Hear how those doors, when you close them, it sounds like you're closing a car door. That's Tiffen's quality. There's some more of the bay, 2,000-watt full-coach inverter, battery disconnect switches there, and they've moved the batteries to here on the coach. These are on a slide tray, so these are the house batteries. You've got four 6-volt batteries on a slide tray. Pull out for easy maintenance. Let's go inside and take a look around. This is a triple-slide coach. This wood, the cabinetry color on this is English chestnut. You have a nice sofa here. You have, across from the sofa, your freestanding table and chairs with a pull-out. This moves in and out for more seating. There are two more folding chairs you saw in the basement. This forward part is a computer desk. All the connections are inside the cabinetry, so you don't have cords laying around. That slides out for your printer. You've got lots of other storage under here with cabinets underneath and drawers, all positive latching, all full-extension drawers, so you can get to the back of the drawer easily. Nice deep cabinetry, all LED lighting throughout. This coach uses a multiplex wiring system, and around the coach you'll see controllers like this, which are a fairly soft-touch control to turn lights on and off with. As you come in, there's a master light switch, so you can turn on all of the lights in the coach from the entry door or back in the bedroom. Sofa bed over here on this side. Flex-steel furniture, nice and comfortable. This one was ordered with a residential refrigerator. Runs off the inverter all the time, so you're not running propane going down the road, plus you get a nice big refrigerator and a little coach. Two TVs in this room. You've got the Samsung TV here above the fireplace. The sound bar is behind this area. The fireplace produces heat right here. Kind of cold outside, warm up my hands a little. And then up front, you have another TV. A lot of people ask, why do they do two TVs in it? So when this slide room is closed, you can't see that big TV, but you can still get to this front TV. Up front, six-speed transmission with push-button controls on it. Your air brakes. Leveling system here, which like I say, it's an air leveling system, does not have post-levelers. Tilt and telescopic wheel. Good view of all your gauges. Your backup and side view camera. Your stereo system. Heating controls for off the motor heat and air conditioning. Cup holder that pulls out. And a little tiny storage drawer. Your passenger seat is power. Your driver's seat is power. This does have a power leg rest on it, and when you swivel it around, open it up as a recliner. Let's go back to the galley. The 31 has a nice amount of counter space here. Uses a propane three-burner standard cooktop on it. This one was ordered without an oven, because you sacrifice the drawers for an oven. But it does have a convection microwave over here. They don't put it above the range here, because the distance here and the oven would bring this down too low to the cooktop. Stainless steel sinks. Sink covers on everything. Nice full backsplash. Look at three plug-ins across the back. Even up here in front, USB plug-in for charging phones and things like that. Lots of storage under the sink. One of the furnaces are behind here. This is the front furnace. It has two furnaces in it. Pull-out pantry. Bathroom all on one side. Let me step in here. So you have a travel latch here to keep the doors from sliding and banging when you're going down the highway. Decent-sized shower. This is all residential fiberglass grade shower. It has adjustable height on the shower head. Has a skylight in it. And it's a double-pane Lexan skylight. Place for your soap and everything. Porcelain toilet. And then some counter space. Some medicine cabinet space. That doesn't work very well. Porcelain sink. Nice stylish faucet in here. And fantastic fan in the bathroom. Controlled from your multiplex wiring panel right here on the side. A window in here. For a little short 31-foot coach, lots of room there. They avoid hassles by giving it a pocket door so they don't block the hallway. This is accessible when you're going down the road with the slide rooms closed. You have a queen-size bed back here. USB chargers on each side of the bed. 110 plug-ins on each side of the bed. Multiplex lighting control next to the bed with a master light switch on it. Really deep cabinets over the top of the bed here. These are huge storage. Three hinges like Tiffin does on all their products. These lift up cabinets so that the quality and they hold up good. This is all solid alderwood face framing. In cabinet doors on it. Closet across the back. Motion detector light up here. Hang bar the full width of the back of the coach. One of the other furnaces is back right in here and blows out under there. So you have both a front and a back furnace to this coach. Tiffin puts all their electronics in here. Your satellite receiver. Your home theater sound system. Put where you can get to it easily. They use HDMI cable between all of the connections on them. LG TV back here. So there's another one of these remote readers that goes back to the equipment in here. Then your main multiplex panel right here has your heating on it. So right now I've got the heating showing up there. You can show where all your tanks are. How much propane you've got on board. Turn on your water here. See your battery levels on it. Master light switch here. So I just turned off all the lights in the coach. You have three of these throughout the coach. The master light switches. There's more than three of these panels throughout the whole coach. Controls the slide rooms from back here. At least the rear slide. The front slides are controlled from up front. Let's go back up here. So when I said the slide rooms are controlled from up front, Tiffin has put the slide room controls for these front slides on the sides of the seat so that you're right there with the slides. Because these front slides are hydraulic. They're very powerful. They don't want you running them into the seat. And if you're running it from right here, you're going to definitely know what's happening. Again, my name is John Hartley. My cell phone number is showing up on the screen. 541-953-5420. You can give me a call there or send me an email. I'll be happy to answer any other questions. I'm sure there's things I missed that you want to know. So give me a call. Thank you for taking the time to watch this video.