2022 TIFFIN ALLEGRO BUS Complaints and Recall Information

The 2022 TIFFIN ALLEGRO BUS has 0 complaints and 14 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to safety components and electrical systems in various recalls. There are no direct complaints submitted by owners regarding vehicle performance or defects.

Recalls for the 2022 Allegro Bus address defects in seating, electrical ignition systems, cooking appliances, power chassis controls, and seat belt anchorages. Fourteen recalls cover these and additional safety-related components across various production years.

• Driver seat mount defect. Pedestal mounting plate on the driver’s seat may be improperly welded and can separate causing the seat assembly to loosen or detach, increasing risk of injury. (Recall 24V036000, 507 vehicles affected)
• Engine shutdown risk. PowerGlide chassis controller may lack sufficient circuit protection causing fuse blowouts and engine shutdowns, heightening crash risks. (Recall 24V566000, 679 vehicles affected)
• Cooktop electrical hazard. The 240-Volt induction cooktop may lack grounding potentially causing an electrical shock if wires short circuit. (Recall 23V643000, 1,188 vehicles affected)
• Chassis power loss. Fuse trips can occur during A/C compressor failures leading to chassis power loss and possible engine stalls, increasing crash danger. (Recall 23V406000, 450 vehicles affected)
• Sofa seat belt anchorage. Seat belts on sofas may have incorrect installation, failing federal safety standards and causing unsecured passengers during crashes. (Recall 21V680000, 10,409 vehicles affected)

Owners should be aware of the 14 recalls affecting the Allegro Bus, covering systems like seating structures, electrical ignition, appliances, chassis power, and passenger restraints. Repairs are performed at no cost to the owner.

• Driver seat pedestal. Recall 24V036000 addresses welded mounting plate defects on driver seats risking detachment. Dealers inspect and replace as needed. No Do Not Drive advisory.
• Chassis controller circuit. Recall 24V566000 involves installing improved circuit protection to prevent engine shutdown due to fuse failure. No Do Not Drive advisory.
• Induction cooktop grounding. Recall 23V643000 corrects grounding issues on induction cooktops to eliminate shock hazards. Repairs involve installing metal junction box grounds.
• Fuse protection on chassis. Recall 23V406000 requires inspection and installation of harnesses and fuses to prevent power loss and engine stall risks.
• Sofa seat belts. Recall 21V680000 mandates inspection and repair of sofa seat belt anchorages to ensure compliance with FMVSS 210 for passenger safety.

Owners dealing with unresolved recall repairs or repeated safety defects may have legal options under state lemon laws. Consulting an attorney familiar with motorhome recalls and safety issues could clarify possible rights and remedies.