We have the Avenue 32RLS and it’s been a great camper too. A few of the reasons we love it are the flush floor systems in the main living room, the atrium windows, the lighter interior colors, the countertop on both sides of the stove and massive amounts of storage inside. Thanks for showing more of the Alliance line.
I'm starting to like Alliance products more and more. They remain me of when Keystone first started up and had some really nice floorplans and products, before they got too big. Alliance Avenue is really nice for a mid- profile 5th wheel. I'm just not a fan of all lighter colors and lack of contrasting darker colors in the interior. I personally would invest a little more and go with the Alliance Paradigm and plan to do so soon.
Thank you for the Video and for the up front weight check and what can pull it. I am currently in the works to purchase this model so I have done a search on it finding your video. I have subscribed and like your work. after viewing your work you change watches every now and then... and avoid mirrors like your a vampire. Thanks again for keeping the roads safe by letting newbies know what you need to tow that...
We have the 2022 Avenue 36BRM and looks like not much changed. We prefer the soft close with magnetic latches, so we spent about $150 on Amazon to convert all cabinets and drawers to soft close with magnets. Our unit came with 13,5000 btu AC units but really wished Alliance went with the 15k ones. Ours cools fine but in August, they don't ever shut off (90+ degrees outside and maintain 77 degrees inside). We opted for the RV fridge, hind sight we should have went with the 12v. Great video and thanks for making it.
If I had it my way, that rear bunk should be an office space. Upper bed could be storage, while bottom could be a desk space. With a private bathroom in the office.
Overall, it’s a nice unit. I’m not really a fan of most 5th wheels with a bunkhouse as it takes up so much living space. For instance, the couch only sits two, but I guess the kids can sit on the floor, in chairs or on beanbags, but it’s not the best space for entertaining if you have one or two couple over. Of course, I certainly understand the desire of a bunkhouse with kids, and a 1/2 bath, but there isn’t much room on the floor in the bunkhouse for little ones to play. I didn’t see any heater vents in the floor, unless I missed them, so that’s great. The kitchen and storage is great, although I thought the glass in the doors is too clear as whatever you have in the cabinets will be somewhat visible. I would have liked the Insignia stove better, but understand the price range of the unit. The main bath was a good size as was the bedroom. I believe Alliance puts nightstands in all their units which is great. I also liked the large window. It’s a nice unit for a decent price.
@@stanbyme7874 Google it. It’s just a drawer. “alliance avenue 36brm oven” and its like the 44th or 45th pic. You may be able to convert that DRAWER into a warming one, however, the unit comes just with a drawer.
I love how you open with weights and towing info. After that info .. just sit back and enjoy ride. Thank you.
We have the Avenue 32RLS and it’s been a great camper too. A few of the reasons we love it are the flush floor systems in the main living room, the atrium windows, the lighter interior colors, the countertop on both sides of the stove and massive amounts of storage inside. Thanks for showing more of the Alliance line.
I'm starting to like Alliance products more and more. They remain me of when Keystone first started up and had some really nice floorplans and products, before they got too big. Alliance Avenue is really nice for a mid- profile 5th wheel. I'm just not a fan of all lighter colors and lack of contrasting darker colors in the interior. I personally would invest a little more and go with the Alliance Paradigm and plan to do so soon.
Thank you for the Video and for the up front weight check and what can pull it. I am currently in the works to purchase this model so I have done a search on it finding your video. I have subscribed and like your work. after viewing your work you change watches every now and then... and avoid mirrors like your a vampire. Thanks again for keeping the roads safe by letting newbies know what you need to tow that...
We have the 2022 Avenue 36BRM and looks like not much changed. We prefer the soft close with magnetic latches, so we spent about $150 on Amazon to convert all cabinets and drawers to soft close with magnets. Our unit came with 13,5000 btu AC units but really wished Alliance went with the 15k ones. Ours cools fine but in August, they don't ever shut off (90+ degrees outside and maintain 77 degrees inside).
We opted for the RV fridge, hind sight we should have went with the 12v. Great video and thanks for making it.
Nice rig, but for our use I would want to tranform the back bunks to an office.
I think it's a really nice product for a really good price.
If I had it my way, that rear bunk should be an office space. Upper bed could be storage, while bottom could be a desk space. With a private bathroom in the office.
Best thing, not far to walk to put laundry away 😁
I liked it. Still Trying to catch up on video watching. Thanks.
The lighter colors and wood tones make it look much bigger. I wish it had bigger vent fans for air flow but that’s an inexpensive upgrade.
My wife says the same thing about the drawers in the kitchen, she actually counts the number of drawers in each kitchen of any RV we look at.
You forgot to say that you don’t recommend towing behind a 5th wheel or any type of double towing LOL
Great review! Thanks for creating this video!
Cool
Overall, it’s a nice unit. I’m not really a fan of most 5th wheels with a bunkhouse as it takes up so much living space. For instance, the couch only sits two, but I guess the kids can sit on the floor, in chairs or on beanbags, but it’s not the best space for entertaining if you have one or two couple over. Of course, I certainly understand the desire of a bunkhouse with kids, and a 1/2 bath, but there isn’t much room on the floor in the bunkhouse for little ones to play. I didn’t see any heater vents in the floor, unless I missed them, so that’s great. The kitchen and storage is great, although I thought the glass in the doors is too clear as whatever you have in the cabinets will be somewhat visible. I would have liked the Insignia stove better, but understand the price range of the unit. The main bath was a good size as was the bedroom. I believe Alliance puts nightstands in all their units which is great. I also liked the large window. It’s a nice unit for a decent price.
You got to review a trailmanor
What day were you there? I would have loved to meet you in person when we were there
Nice unit I was disappointed to see that for the price it didn’t have soft close drawer’s & cabinets
Does this fifth wheel have autoleveling?
Nice for 75k
Was that a small dishwasher under the stove? 4:53, 5:20, & 5:40.
It’s a drawer, with a cover to match the oven.
Warming drawer. Wouldn’t want to reach down to load/unload!
@@stanbyme7874 Google it. It’s just a drawer. “alliance avenue 36brm oven” and its like the 44th or 45th pic. You may be able to convert that DRAWER into a warming one, however, the unit comes just with a drawer.
Whered u get ur power jack
Which one? Probably etrailer.com
The 1 u jacked the gmc to install spacers in the leaf springs. Couldn't find the video again
First? 😜