Is a Western RV Alpine a Quality Coach?
The first RV that we looked at, which fits our criteria, is a 2004 Western RV Alpine, 38DTS, with 101K on the 400 hp/1200 TQ Cummins ISL. We're not real familiar with Western RV and solicit your opin...
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Ivylog wrote:
YES... Wolfe 10 (Brett) has a 03 for over a year now so I'm sure he picked a excellent rig and now can give you a good run down. They have a reputation of being very well made and a quality coach... two 15K heat pumps and a residential refer were not the cheap way to go. In addition to the rear tires I would check the age of the batteries. Sounds like it has a Girrard Awning ($$$) and the wind sensor will automatically retract the awning when the wind pickups too much... it's adjustable.
If the front tires have less than 10K miles on them... almost new tread I'd put them on the inside of the rear duals so I'd have new tires on the front. Yes, I understad matched sets of tires but I also understand the crown in the road.
If Brett does not chime in then give him a PM.
Thanks for the info. We'll look at moving the fronts to the inside rear. I like the idea of having new tires at the front too.
