Let down by Good Sam ERS twice in one day
Thought I had chosen well with Good Sam ERS, but now I’m not so sure. A little back story: On 07/25 we left Asheville, NC to stay at TopSail Hill State Park for 8 days. Just south of Greenville, SC ...
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PortWentworthSam wrote:
To me it's obvious that the OP shares most of the blame here. Did he inspect his tires BEFORE he decided to take a trip? Considering he had tread seperation on most of the tires on his RV that suggests they were old and UNSAFE to begin with. (2 years old?) I can see one tire having an issue and blowing out if they were in fact 2 years old. However, all those tires on one trip?
It's possible the OP purchased the tires 2 years ago but how long did they sit in a warehouse....? Date codes will tell the story.
I don't think that is the point of his original post or the thread. Regardless of whether the original problem was self-inflicted or not, the response, or lack of response, from Good Sam Emergency Roadside Assistance is the issue. Using your logic, first Good Sam must decide if the problem could have been avoided or was caused by the customer, and if yes, then no response is appropriate.
