ALL NEW ALLIANCE 390MP Mid Bunk/Multi Purpose Fifth Wheel RV!

[@unclelala4216]

Any body notice when JD says "that's interesting" he is politely and actually saying "well that sucks" lol

[@United_Kangaroo1992]

I’ve noticed that in several you tubers videos

[@kdkay4039]

It’s his version of “bless your heart”! 😆

[@robinhinkley1575]

Washer l/dryer should be stackable. For sure a man who doesn’t do his own laundry designed it, lol😆And I think not adding the back bumper is a mistake as it gives a little more protection when you’re backing up. Otherwise love the design, multipurpose room and the unit as a whole!

[@lorihassett3537]

Love the "midbunk" or multi-purpose room I've seen so fair. Especially nice for full-timers who have a business or work from the road.

[@susanvincent8427]

I prefer the washer and dryer stacked in one location.

[@debrascott8775]

Just brought home our 390mp. Love love love. Taking the couch/bed our of the MP room and making it a full office. 100% agree on the customer service.

[@rollingreveler5198]

I think that you need a rear bumper just for some (small) protection of the rear wall. Without it, any kind of bump on the rear is right into the wall.

[@ginadannynickels-nelson809]

We were at the factory on Thursday and they have added the slide topper prep to all units.

[@JimmyGrl09]

This is an awesome unit!!! Love all the space . Loft up top and the room beneath, so clever and it makes it feel like a home!!! ❤️ one thing washer/dryer should be stackable. I don’t like constantly moving back on forth and moving the closet doors.

[@208miuwu]

I like stacked, keeps the other side open if you have something that is large and need to keep upright.

[@lorrieaustin4997]

I like this 5th wheel. I think that the desk in the mid bunk should fold down for a little more room for sleeping

[@scottolson3015]

We have a Alliance 390mp. Its a great mid bunk RV. Having come from a Momentum 397th, I will say we like the Alliance framed windows better. The frameless windows don't let in any air without the celling vent fans running. They also are harder to clean. Alliance's customer service is outstanding. For instance we have had an issue that they responded to on their FB page at 7pm on a Saturday night and they would send the part out following Monday to our house next day UPS. And if an warrantee issue comes up while on the road they have independent mobile techs that can come out for service. Their are some improvements needed but overall were satisfied.

[@jeremylinsmeyer3975]

What are you towing it with?

[@renaarmstrong2838]

Nice unit. Don’t like the washer dryer like that. Your hanging clothes will always be in the way of doing laundry.

[@joelnorberg]

The mid bunk/office is fantastic, love the A/C ducts into the bunk/office is fantastic. One of my FAVORITE things... they move the heating vents from the floor to the kitchen island, side walls, etc. That’s what I’ve loved about Grand Design and a few others... no kids toys, food go down there... plus you won’t step on it at night with your bare foot. Way to Go Alliance! Now, if you can please isolate the W/D. 🤗

[@loriw2661]

Beautiful. I like a stackable washer and dryer in it’s own closet. Keeps the heat of the dryer out of the closet and separates it from the “living” area.

[@tropicalseams]

I prefer a washer and dryer have its own door

[@judithberry9317]

I would prefer the stackable washer/dryer option with the closet all on the other side. This is a lovely unit!

[@Launibu]

Saw the paradigm at an rv show recently and inside was so beautiful with all the lighting at night.

[@riduandunia6591]

Stackable washer/dryer is my preference. I agree with you when you were commenting on the generator door. When you opened up the door I noticed that the door was rather flexible. (I hope that door is brought up to expectations.)

[@dontfencemein-rving7439]

Concerning the bumper in the back. Why eliminate the bumper? If I'm backing up and say I hit a tree, car, table, stump, rock, boulder, post, or anything, I will do a heck of a lot more damage to my rear fiberglass walls without the bumper. You can still damage the bumper however that extra 5-7 inches may make the difference in a $100 repair and a $7,000 repair. @Alliance don't skimp on the bumper.

[@captainskippy6622]

Totally agree.

[@sonictech1000]

Good point!

[@SeanMather]

This 100%! Total money grab

[@christopherhodson4049]

Not having a Back Bumper doesn't bother me at all, because I use it as a Home instead of traveling a lot. Nice Multi-Purpose room, and Roller Shades. Good-Looking Loft too, which I think adds class to this unit. Cool Soft Closing Drawers. Great Floating Dining Table also. Good Nightstands, instead of hanging over the bed. Thanks. Good job.

[@kellyb1420]

Love this! Perfect for a family of 4-5😊 I like the extra room with a different layout. Perfect for a couple that visits or if you have a teenager who needs privacy. Especially for online school.

[@shaunotoole561]

Love the mid bunk idea. As far as the washer and dryer good either way for me. Good review thank you

[@sharonm8929]

Love it. It is complete! Has mid bunk for dogs. Has washer dryer hook up and it does not matter if it split up or not. Pretty interior.

[@macalewesp4082]

Speaking about towing confidence, if you ever have work done to the wheels/tires, make sure they are torqued to specs. Over tightening can cause the wheel to sheer off at the hub (bolts and all) making for a white knuckle ride or worse. This is coming from experience.

[@EricaLHenry]

Wet bay definitely needs to be separated... I see mice and snakes climbing the hose to get into the storage.

[@ladyizzabella]

Grand Design does the split washer/dryer thing, and we had to add a strap and hook so i can tie our clothes back when I need to access the machines. Also, my closet gets really dusty from the dryer no matter how much tape I put on the vent hose. It's better than no hook-ups at all, but I'd definitely prefer a seperate closet for stackables.

[@michaellubawski7731]

One thing that was missed was the resedential size oven. Although on the small size it will make baking far much easier. There are dimmers in each room also. The three a/c's, as explained to me, are more efficient in that you can regulate each vs. trying to cool the entire coach at one time. Close the door to the bedroom and the kitchen/living space will cool much more quickly. And visa versa if sleeping and not needing to cool the rest of the coach. The plumbing space behind the wet bay has manifolds that are labeled and very, very organized.

[@buckwuk7984]

I recently just bought this unit. And the washer dryer thing I like that they're separate. You can actually walk into the closet if needed with them stackable you would lose that. And I won't have a washer dryer so it works better for me. After the years and research I did i was originally going in to buy a north point 377rlbh, but walked in this one and changed my mind pretty quickly

[@buckwuk7984]

@@6582rg it was only the one, they had 5 others in different floor plans but I believe they all sold except for the 370FB I think they still have in stock

[@buckwuk7984]

@@6582rg sorry I missed the actual question hilltop camper in brainerd minnesota, they have 4 locations. The actually have a 390mp in Rochester and one in twin cities so 2 available

[@TheBurnsStuff]

I really appreciate the bunk not being on a slide. I also very much appreciate the controls not being digitally controlled. There is absolutely no need for that. Why make turning on lights more complicated than flipping a switch. I like technology, but it has its place. I really like the use of magnets instead of squeeze clips on the cabinets. It appears the slides drop down and become level with the main floor, I can really appreciate that as well. I'm hoping RV manufacturers would move towards a framed out slide floor instead of 1.5 inch thick osb. Framed floor systems will reduce or eliminate slide sag for those who leave their slides out for long periods. The other thing I'd rather see is horizontally sliding windows instead of casement style windows. A lot of these vertical windows use plastic catches and they tend to fail causing the window to slam shut or even break.

[@catherineransom6880]

The heat ducts would be awesome for me, having 2 dogs. There’s always a chance they could get their nails caught in a floor vent.

[@nedawilmhoff3599]

Like the idea of washer dryer separate. Evens out the weight and maybe the movement when running.

[@vinnyl.3931]

That mid bunk is amazing I like the big window

[@renemunoz7237]

I totally liked and is perfect 🥰 Will custom to a office that bunk and killer outside camp kitchen !👌

[@frlong1]

Stackable and separate on the side for washer and dryer

[@nosaturn]

I'd LOVE to see them put the multipurpose room and bathroom on the camp side. That would be perfect! I love how they just turned the sofa and got rid of the side there too

[@justmefolks1863]

I could live with this one, can't say that about most. We would have to have 3 separate/private sleeping areas and this one does that. Plus I bake and it would be a bit crowded but manageable. LOL, I would ask for a tub/shower combo though.

[@goththicus]

The loft, for me personally, would be ideal for storage.

[@jefferyshall]

I like the separate Washer/Dryer.

[@kristinowens215]

We have a rig with opposing washer and dryer and it's a bit of a hassle because we have to work around the clothes hanging between them. Not a huge deal, but the stacked layout is easier to work with and most often a better use of space. Thank you for the video!!

[@beverlyhigh620]

This is a nice unit, liveable unit. Also rated for full-time RV.

[@jodiplock4784]

Prefer stackable washer/dryer. Love the cross ventilation windows!

[@Gonzo614]

I like the split for the washer/dryer. The shelf in front of the TV could be used for a game console.

[@stevetekrv5791]

Love that multi-purpose room without a slide. That unit would be perfect for me. :-)

[@NYVET48TFW]

Love your content as always, much more than I like some of the RV's you review...such as this one! After seeing what's on the outside, I wouldn't even bother walking inside. No rear bumper, no slam latches on the cheesy front storage compartment door, lack of frameless windows for this pricepoint, never heard of that brand of tires, no slide-toppers...and only a cold water spray port...man, for what this thing cost, I got far more with my Flagstaff for probably less than half the cost of this unit. The interior is nice but not nice enough to compensate for the aforementioned shortcomings. My opinion of course, but you don't always get more when you pay more, and this is a great example.

[@johnellebaker3725]

I could use the washer and dryer either way, so glad to not go to laundrymat. Very nice.

[@cindydegraaff5083]

Love alliance’s touches. I would put a combo w/d unit in the closet and use the rest for storage. ❤️ the office option along with the occasional guest loft. ( or bed in the office as needed). Their bathrooms changed the industry , but I would always opt for the additional storage of a medicine cabinet.

[@michaelluers6037]

Is it me or is there a lot of controls in that coffee nook. Kudos another great video JD.

[@jenbarnes4818]

Wow if we upgrade I believe we will get a midbunk because our daughter will be old enough for her own room by then. I love this unit

[@doskraut]

At 3:14 I don't like the two hose/tubing hanging down.

[@melendyboykin5066]

I noticed that also. My guess is something to do with propane. Maybe when they PDI it, they may fix that.

[@tgh117]

I would guess its the hydraulic lines for the leveler right in front of the axles, probably just needs tied up somewhere to keep it out of the way.

[@markreams3192]

I like the separated washer and dryer. I prefer that heat ducts be not in the floor. The loss of efficiency is probably minimal. Certainly worth not having to clean dust and pet hair out of the vents. I’ve seen the Alliance factory tour video. They listen to what buyers want when designing their fifth wheels. This floor plan is spot on! It’s a bit large for me. It would need a DRW truck which I would be hesitant to have as a daily driver. Alliance is coming out with a mid profile fifth wheel some time this year.

[@markreams3192]

Again! I wish fifth wheel manufacturers would have side opening baggage doors when under a slide like a lot of motor homes have.

[@gregmiller6608]

Love the conceal important drawer

[@manonfire756]

really prefer the no loft, and larger ceiling in th mp room.

[@jasonfay2250]

That was my biggest beef with the unit, too.

[@kevincameron8437]

I’m liking a lot of what Alliance is doing, esp the “low tech” control panel. But I wish they would do away with the fireplace storage and make it a televator and put a window behind the TV. I also loudly like the W/D to be stackable so I wouldn’t hav to twist as much for laundry. Thanks again for the review.

[@chapc]

I walked through this one at the tent sale in Quartzsite Arizona this winter. It was a very very nice camper. The mid bunk is a little bit small, and the colors are too gray, but overall I really liked it.

[@jacobculy625]

I would love to see this floor plan with a side patio. I know the toy haulers have it, but have yet to see a non toy hauler with a side patio.

[@seamansj]

That is exactly what I have been looking for also. We don’t have any “toys” and rear patios take longer camping spaces which could limit your camping spots. But would really enjoy the side patio.

[@crystalwaters9935]

Definitely prefer the stackable washer/dryer. It would suck to try and squeeze in there to get your clothes out of the w/d.

[@kennethgamet79]

Thanks for the review, that is a beautiful floor plan!

[@irishassassin7753]

I prefer the rear bumper but maybe I am just old? I like having a place to keep my sewer hose that isn't in my passthrough storage. I do have an extra hose in there that I have had to utilize before but I make sure to rinse it soooo much before putting it in there to minimize any smell. Not sure what else to do with the back of the rv.

[@megadesertdiesel1468]

Can you get more pics or video of the frame. Specifically at the leaf spring hangers and the extra bracing they add. A video of the different style frames and pin boxes would be good content to compare cheaper trailers to more expensive ones.

[@Augiebracerofam]

Overall looks great. I think having to washer drier over the front, it is best to split them up for better balance. Looked like there are blank switch locations on the control panel just waiting for something. Thank you for sharing and have a great day.

[@BC-li6zc]

Having a serious look at Alliance 310 as my next RV. I would prefer that they had a rear bumper but other then that all the boxes are checked.

[@terryhaynes1596]

I prefer storage tubes for the sewer hose. Because you can put them where you need them not at the back of the RV. Loose the bumper. I have the DrainMaster sewer hose system, which is awesome, but it won’t fit in the bumper.

[@rachelmarylani]

That huge storage is awesome

[@elisimracing]

I actually like the bumper because now you always need 3 hoses and the tubes they put have a hard time holding 2. I also prefer the door with stackable. Having said that I do love this unit.

[@lewisoverfield5294]

Okay from the mid bunk forward I like, everything else is a no go

[@cynthiacantrell2037]

You are a super intelligent person. Wow.

[@ChaosChief426]

My favorite Paradigm!

[@mattsmith3305]

Very good review of an amazing fifth wheel. Great mix of colors. All of the windows look amazing. I like the reinforced boxed frame, and the upgraded shackle hangers, something I wish I had on my unit. It looks like they took your suggestion and moved the sink to one end of the island. But they didn't install a barrier between the water panel and storage bay. As far as the washer and dryer location, I prefer the way the have it over a stackable setup. If you had to service either one, it would be much easier than having to deal with stacked units.

[@kdkay4039]

I’d love a rear bumper made of steel. Bumpers help protect vehicles during accidents, I’d think RV’s would apply the same logic.

[@atcdan133]

I like that a lot. Great place for kids to sleep in the middle up and down

[@butwereallsombdyspecial]

I wanna see more like this one. I need this one ❤️

[@JarheadAndGingersJourney]

That’s an awesome floor plan!

[@cnetate]

I don't understand why Alliance puts the middle jack so far in front of the tires. That'll drag when going off road.... Don't ask me how I know. The bathroom is nice. I love the big undermount sink. I like the washer dryer set up. Gives you more room imo.

[@dianeeichenberg4579]

Stacked washer/dryer is my preference. The “split” units looks like they were an afterthought. Plus, all that walking back and forth from washer to dryer. I’m getting to tired just thinking about it! 😁 Otherwise, I love this rig! 😎✌️🤙🤘😎

[@michaelherring1697]

What is hanging below the wet bay?

[@davidcarlson7824]

On washer/dryer I would prefer going to combo single unit route for a 5th wheel.

[@viceandvirtue7292]

I appreciate the simpler controls all of them should be covered. Looks like 1973 Starwars. 😳

[@janmoline]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, lol, I prefer both the look and functionality of the framed windows. I’m fine with losing the bumper as long as they provide an underbody tube to store the sewer hose.

[@ritaperry9464]

This is what I want one day.

[@risusrules]

Washer dryer on one side. As is here, if you have hanging clothes in the middle, you have to move them to do laundry.

[@olebloom1641]

I'd prefer one separate space for the stackable.

[@jodiplock4784]

Rather stackable

[@Meredith471]

Love this one for those living full-time and still working. My only issue with all the manufacturers is that none of them add an internet connection for those who are full-time but stationary and need to hardwire the internet. If they can add the cable/satellite, then why not take the time to also add the internet?

[@mustangmammy7045]

Wouldn’t that be better weight distribution having the w/d on separate sides even though washer are heavier? Such a small space I would be fine having them on separate sides.

[@brandonsauer813]

can you do more lighter fifth wheels, most people are not going to buy a 1 ton truck just for a camper?

[@jeffo1108]

Agree. Looking for something I can pull with my 18 Ram 2500.

[@kevinvaux13]

Never understand the amount of people it can sleep/living but only table for 2 uncomfortably to sit at for dinner?

[@Bob-TheTechGuy]

Love it. Almost as nice as the one your currently using and reviewing but not quite. :) Want this for when I retire. Mid room is perfect for an office. :) Thanks for the look!

[@Kevin-qj7fp]

i like this design i just wish i can tow this behind a suv or a 4 seat truck

[@MichaelBrown-kk6ck]

Stacked

[@mmgoodwings3981]

Love these videos. Seriously considering something like this than a house.

[@cowboyupnow63]

And save on paying yearly property taxes.

[@chrischapman276]

THIS IS IT! Almost..... Yeah, get the slide on the office'/bunk house. Needs it badly for the office we'd use it for. Also can go with one more slide in the living room but on the rear of the coach to slide back oppose to left or right. Don't get me wrong, leave the left and right there too but add a couple feet to the rear. The loft is perfect for the storage we'll put up there. I've seen Aliance with more storage in the bath. This one could use it as well. Queen bed in the master is perfect in my opinion adding more floor space. I assume it is an option? Barn doors in a travel trailer/5th wheel doesn't belong. It's all about the wasted space. The closet is awesome! Great space utilized properly. One last little bitch is the dinette. Just stop putting dinettes in coaches already! I want a vote of who uses dinettes..... How about a nice wide table facing the window, looking out with a couple bar stools???? 'Anyone with an Alliance??? How is it???? Quality???? They really look like they are the top of the line right now. Am I wrong? They are unique and beautiful and looking at these videos, they appear quite the "attention to detail" type of build. Correct me please if necessary.

[@lisamyers8407]

Mid bunks are ok if one should need that much extra space for business or work. I do like the color scheme of this unit however, not a fan of the washer and dryer setup.

[@johnpossible6292]

Can the drawers be swapped out for a dishwasher in the island? Also i prefer the space for a stackable washer and dryer. Another outstanding review of a really nice coach

[@TheLakingc]

Do those lowered pipes catch on stuff when trying go boondock, or snowbumps?

[@garyflick9172]

It’s higher then the landing gear.

[@TheLakingc]

@@garyflick9172 TQ

[@TheLakingc]

So, do you have to climb under it to get the sewer hose or put it away? Older folks might have a real problem with that.

[@TheLakingc]

I see there is no strut or catch to hold the gen door, either. Does the gen area need to stay cooler?

[@lisa-sz8jj]

I much prefer a stackable washer/dryer, not a fan of this style. But otherwise this is a great floor plan. Well thought out.

[@raptureman5667]

Thanks so much You make it easy

[@JaredJanhsen]

I could do without the loft, I'm 6' 5” so the multi purpose room looks to be sitting only for a big guy like me. Would like something with a dedicated office space and full height ceiling.

[@Vikingdean77]

Excellent unit I prefer stackable w/d