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RV Slide-Out Wiper Seal Replacement Guide for 2015 Tiffin Allegro Open Road 31SA  

Updated 06/17/2026 | Published 04/21/2026

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I have a 2015 Tiffin Allegro Open Road 31SA… i am looking to replace the wiper seals on the main slide.. do you have to part number for the seal to fit my RV or do i need to try an match it up with your list of seals.. thanks.

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Expert Reply:

Great question, and for your Tiffin there unfortunately isn’t a specific part number tied to the RV model for slide-out wiper seals, so the best way to get the right fit is to match it up to what you currently have.

For example, a seal like the Steele Rubber stick-on wiper seal part # SR47FR you were looking at, which is about 2-5/8 inches wide, is a common style that installs with adhesive directly onto the slide wall and acts as a wiper to keep water and debris out. That particular style also has a built-in track so you can add a bulb seal for a tighter seal when the slide is closed. It’s a great option if your current seal mounts with adhesive, but the key is making sure the width, profile, and mounting style all match what’s on your coach now.

The easiest way to do that is to pull a small section of your existing seal and check how it attaches, measure the overall width of the wiper, and see if there’s a track or separate bulb seal involved. Once you have that, we can narrow it down to the right replacement so you’re not guessing or ending up with something that won’t fit. If you want, you can send me a quick photo and measurement and I’ll help you match it up.

Let me know what you find out, I am happy to help!

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Keith B.

6/17/2026

Thanks. Now do you have the Part # for the Flat screw cover for that seal ?

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Heather A.

6/17/2026

@KeithB Thanks for checking. Just so I'm sure we're talking about the same thing, are you referring to the vinyl trim insert that covers the screw heads after the seal is installed? The # SR47FR is actually a stick-on seal and does not include or require a screw cover. If you're replacing an existing seal that uses screws and a cover strip, send me a photo of the current seal and trim and I'd be happy to help identify what you need. You can send those photos to [email protected]

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