If Truck is towed, what happens to the TT ?

Acdii wrote:
I would be more concerned about the family members being stuck at the side of the road after the truck and trailer are towed away. I have not seen many tow trucks that will seat 6. We are also taking a cross country trip, there will be 5 of us.

If they send 2 trucks, that will usually accommodate 4 people. More...yeah, need a car.

Good Sam Roadside Assistance would dispatch a service vehicle to take extra passengers from the scene of disablement if needed.

I would be more concerned about the family members being stuck at the side of the road after the truck and trailer are towed away. I have not seen many tow trucks that will seat 6. We are also taking a cross country trip, there will be 5 of us.

AAA roadside with rv coverage says they will also tow both. Haven't tried it yet, hoping not to.

Which is a big difference from most automotive roadside service policies

Trailer tow would be covered by Good Sam Roadside Assistance.

My tow vehicle is a 4x4, and while I haven't had this one towed yet, it's pretty typical they will flat-bed tow a 4x4, and every flat bed tow truck I have seen also has a receiver hitch, so really shouldn't be a big problem for them to tow a bumper pull trailer. That said, a 5th wheel, they would likely have to dispatch 2 trucks, not sure what happens then, I would be curious to know too.

RoadsideGuy wrote:
Hello Akronharry - Thanks for your post. Good Sam Roadside would tie both vehicles in this example, either by "tow in tandem" or by dispatching 2 service trucks to facilitate the tow.

Hope that helps!

Thanks,WOuld the trailer be towed free of charge or is there a cost?

Hello Akronharry - Thanks for your post. Good Sam Roadside would tie both vehicles in this example, either by "tow in tandem" or by dispatching 2 service trucks to facilitate the tow.

Hope that helps!