2024 Alliance Valor 44V14 | RV Review 

3 bikes!? Nice! -Ian Baker

I have an Alliance Valor 42V13. This garage will be 13'6" of clear space to the three season doors, a bit less than that to the angled bathroom door on the camp side. You could get a small car in the garage. I would NOT do that though. The floor is rated at 3000# carry capacity as is the patio you see in this video (which is also the ramp). You disconnect the two heavy cables holding the patio up and the patio slopes down to be the ramp for the garage. It is also rated at 3000# in ramp mode. I do not know too many cars that are that weight, so I would not recommend cars in the garage. I do not travel with them, but there are MANY Valor owners that haul side-by-sides, all the time. This 14' garage will haul almost any of them out there. The 13' garage i have is too short for many of the 4-seater side by sides, this 14' garage will carry almost all of them.

I have a Valor 42V13. Slightly different floor plan, but yes you can replace the dinette to have a desk. This plan with the L-shaped couch may make clearance between the desk and the couch a challenge, but you should be able to do this. Because the table has no legs on the inside of the table, I think the couch will be slightly overlapped by the table, I have not been in one to see the spacing.

Hi Mackenzie! Yes there is! - Tucker Ballister

Hi There! My apologies for the delayed reply. I reached out to the manufacturer to inquire, as I was also curious to learn more. Here's their reply: "The standard solar on the Valor would have 2 panels (640 watt combined), 1 - 100ah lithium battery, and a 40amp charge controller. The only time wiring would be done to an AC and other 110v components is with our Solar Package Plus option. This option would include 3 panels (960 watt combined, 3 - 100ah lithium batteries, 60 amp charge controller and a 3,000 watt inverter. With this package, the central AC would be wired thru the inverter and could be powered off of the batteries for a matter of hours throughout a day." Additionally, it should be noted that it's not the solar panels that are running your A/C. It is DC battery power. That 100-amp-hour battery should, in theory, be able to run a 13.5k BTU (the standard size for the Valor) for several hours before the battery is fully discharged (provided the proper inverter and wiring is in place, as mentioned above.) The exact amount of time will depend on other appliances pulling battery power, chosen fan speed setting, and the outside temperature. It's also worth noting that appliance amp draw increases by roughly 1 amp for every 10℉ above 70℉. Hope all of this helps, but please let us know if you have any follow up questions! - Tucker Ballister

I believe there is not enough room under the sink to install a dishwasher in any of the Valor line units. The only Alliance campers I have seen with a dishwasher is the Paradigm line that has the three drawers next to the sink in the larger island. You remove 2 of the drawers and replace them with the dishwasher. The Valors do not have that space in their islands, in this case the galley kitchen cabinets.

I think because at that, by law it would require a special permit to pull. That's why if you upgrade to the 8k axles, they still tell you it's only 20k.