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If I have a mechanical failure will roadside assistance tow my Chevy truck to the nearest GM service dealer and tow my fifth wheel to a nearby campground?
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GSRoadsideAssistance wrote:
I m thurston, thank you for your post. The Good Sam Roadside Assistance program is offered to keep RVs and family vehicles protected in the case of roadside breakdowns. Regarding your question…yes!
Good Sam Roadside Assistance covers the cost to tow both vehicles, tow vehicle and fifth wheel or travel trailer, to the nearest capable professional service center. If the repairs on your truck are serious enough that they will take several days to complete, Good Sam Roadside Assistance will pay to have your fifth wheel or travel trailer taken to a safe location, such as the nearest campground while you wait.
If you have additional questions regarding the benefits of Good Sam Roadside Assistance membership, please call Member Services at 800.601.2850, or go to the Good Sam Roadside Assistance website: www.goodsamroadside.com. Thank you, Frank
Frank,
You say "Good Sam Roadside Assistance covers the cost to tow both vehicles, tow vehicle and fifth wheel or travel trailer, to the nearest capable professional service center. If the repairs on your truck are serious enough that they will take several days to complete, Good Sam Roadside Assistance will pay to have your fifth wheel or travel trailer taken to a safe location, such as the nearest campground while you wait."
I think that means you will tow both my fifth wheel and truck to the nearest service center and if repairs will take several days, then you will tow my fifth wheel to a campground.
My question is, what happens to my fifth wheel if my truck can't be repaired until the next day? How long do I have to wait before you tow trailer to a campground?
