2007 TIFFIN PHAETON Complaints and Recall Information

The 2007 TIFFIN PHAETON has 0 complaints and 5 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to equipment failures and safety concerns addressed in recalls. No owner-submitted complaints are recorded for this model year.

There are five recalls concerning this vehicle. The recalls involve critical systems such as recreational vehicle equipment, braking mechanisms, and visibility components. Each recall highlights defects that could impact safety or vehicle functionality.

• Refrigerator fire risk. NHTSA Recall 10V585000 affects 2,717 units. Some 1200-series Norcold refrigerators use sensors that fail to shut off power quickly enough during high temperatures, increasing fire risk. Owners will be notified and receive free repairs through Norcold dealers.
• Refrigerator fire risk duplicate. Recall 11V082000 covers 10,683 vehicles with the same issue as Recall 10V585000 involving Norcold refrigerators. The inadequate sensor response may cause fires from hydrogen gas leaks. Affected owners will be contacted to arrange free fixes.
• Brake pedal malfunction. Recall 11V452000 involves 1,960 vehicles equipped with Kongsberg adjustable brake pedals. The pedal arm may loosen and swing in front of the accelerator pedal, reducing braking ability. Daimler Trucks notified owners and is performing repairs at no charge.
• Windshield wiper arms breakage. Recall 16V532000 covers 10,351 vehicles with wiper arms that may break off, reducing driver visibility and increasing crash risk. Tiffin will replace the wiper blade arms for free and notify owners to schedule service.
• Brake pedal malfunction duplicate. Another recall notification related to Recall 11V452000 was issued to owners for follow-up repairs on adjustable brake pedals prone to loosening and impeding braking performance.

Owners facing recurring safety defects or unresolved recall repairs on the 2007 TIFFIN PHAETON should consider their rights under state lemon laws. Persistent repair issues potentially impact vehicle safety and reliability, making legal guidance advisable.