Good Sam Roadside assistance not so good!
When I purchased my RV several years ago I purchased GSRA. After my experience with GSRA yesterday, I will go back to AAA. I had to use GSRA for the first time yesterday when my motorhome threw the...
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kalynzoo wrote:
As mentioned above: Why ask for roadside repair? Simply, I am stuck on the road, the engine light is on, or it will not go, send a tow. As for having a belt: I can put gas in the rig and check the dip-stick.
Previously, when I had CoachNet, and needed a tech to retract my jacks, I had to pay for the service call. As for the distant mechanic...How big is your rig? Many shops will not respond to MH above certain weights. No arguing that Good Sam could have/should have done better. But it is "emergency" roadside assistance, and sometimes it is difficult to triage an emergency. JMHO
Good point about the size of the rig and the distance to a tow truck big enough for the job. I had not thought of that scenario, I guess if the mechanic can drive to you much faster than the tow truck than sometimes that would be the way to go.
