Alliance RV announced it has been honored with the 2025 RVDA DSI Quality Circle Award, marking the sixth consecutive year the company has received this prestigious recognition, Alliance RV said in a release.
Presented by the RV Dealers Association (RVDA), the award is based on the 31st annual Dealer Satisfaction Index (DSI) survey. It recognizes manufacturers who achieve top scores in overall dealer satisfaction, based on feedback regarding reliability, quality, parts, warranty and sales.
“When we started Alliance, we knew our relationship with our dealer partners had to be a top priority,” said Coley Brady, co-founder of Alliance RV. “To receive the DSI Quality Circle Award for the sixth year in a row is a great honor. It validates our commitment to listening to our partners and building a brand they can trust. We are incredibly grateful for their belief in us.”
This continued achievement is a direct result of the dedication of Alliance’s hardworking team members (the A-Team), the loyalty of its RV owners, the strong partnerships with its dealers and the consistent support of its valued suppliers.
Ryan Brady, co-founder of Alliance RV, shared a similar sentiment: “This milestone isn’t just an award; it’s a reflection of the people behind the product. The A-Team shows up every day with a passion for craftsmanship, and our suppliers are crucial in helping us deliver on our quality promise. We don’t take that for granted, and we’re thankful to every team member, dealer, supplier and retail customer who has supported us.”
Alliance RV’s growth has been driven by a simple principle: listen to the customer and dealer, then build the product around their feedback. This open-door mindset has helped shape each of the company’s brands — Paradigm, Avenue, Valor, Delta and Benchmark — and has created a unique, collaborative relationship with its community.
With six consecutive DSI awards behind them, the team at Alliance RV said they are looking ahead with the same mindset that got them here — stay humble, work hard and never stop listening.
