| author | comments |
| Snowbird | Thanks everyone, because of the information you all have shared, I am even more excited about RVing and the Tioga; which, was my first choice when I decided on full-timing (next year when I will retire).
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| Jim | We have a 2006 Tioga SL, 30U model. After all the items that needed fixing from the factory were repaired, it's now a nice rig. I think the rear bedroom slideout should go the opposite way as with both of them out it leans about 3 degrees left on a level surface. Ours has shower only, no tub. Works for us. |
| snowbird | I haven't gotten a rig yet, but I am interested to know if anyone has a Jamboree 30u or Tioga 30sl. I've seen floor plans featuring shower with tub and I would like to know if they are 'sufficient' for bathing. |
| Connie Vogel | We have a 2006 Tioga and we love it, it's just what we hoped for. The only criticism with the 2006 model is last summer I'm not sure the air conditioning was good enough on really hot days. I hope this has been improved on the new models. |
| patti | We are now in our 3rd motorhome! First was Class C, 2nd was Class A, now back to Class C. We have the 2006 Fleetwood Tioga. We tow a 2004 Grand/Cher. Jeep and hardly know it is behind us! It rides and drives like a dream. It is a WONDERFUL RV with UNHEARD of storage underneath-lots of it. We never fill the whole area! The only problem we've had is the hotwater heater. |
| Robert Holmes | We like the Tioga it's a very nice class C motorhome and we've had good use from it since we bought it new (2006). We like the layout and the furnishings. We've had very few problems and we think it's good quality with one exception. The A/C unit is not good enough. Even with the blinds closed and the A/C full on we just can't get the temperatures down to a comfortable level when in high ambient temperatures (Florida 90+). If you don't use it high ambient temperatures it's a great motorhome. |