Canadian Roadside Assistance

We use Good Sam, but I suspect the Coach net would also work well, we previously had BCAA RV plus, (AMAA) much more expensive and other people that we knew had problems with them, I recently had a problem with our truck that required having it towed to the dealership, was informed that GS only authorized a tow to the nearest accredited garage, as it turned out both were close so GS waved the difference. I like that fact that it is available all over North America.

Albertaguy wrote:
Stupid me, I just found out I have both. I have never had the opportunity to use either one. On my way down south in December if I need any help I might have to try a consumer test to see which one responds faster......... na, probably not a good idea.

Don't be surprised to see that it is the same contractor for both services. I had a locksmith friend who held contracts for several providers at one time and had many clients phone both for assistance to try and get the fastest service.:R

Stupid me, I just found out I have both. I have never had the opportunity to use either one. On my way down south in December if I need any help I might have to try a consumer test to see which one responds faster......... na, probably not a good idea.

I now have Coach Net and have also had Good Sam. After two disappointing incidents with GS I switched and have been happy so far.

I use good sam since it works in Canada, the US & Mexico

I have Coachnet and we got it because we were pulling the fifth wheel in the USA. I have used it twice for my car in Canada and it worked great. Still don't know how it works in the USA.
Brian

We have Coach Net, it came with the MH and just carried on with it. Only used it once, leaky valve stem, no problems at all.
That said Good Sam appears to be equal (from the posts here). RVers have had problems with each one, but there are probably 100 or more good unreported incidents for each bad one reported.

Beverley and Ken

Good Sam Roadside Assistance is what I carry.

I have had really good luck with Good Sam.

Coachnet is a very good choice in the USA too.