Useless waste of money
I have no idea why I paid extra for this service. My wife, toddler, dog and I were travelling about two months ago up to New Hampshire when we got a flat tire on our travel trailer. I did not ha...
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I am still wayne_tw wrote:X2 You must have been there to make these assumptions. Other wise you are totally out of line here.Old-Biscuit wrote:
I do understand the frustration.......break downs on side of road can be a real pain not to mention having wife and toddler on side of roadway....dangerous!
But in reality.....it was your fault.
Tires should be aired properly when cold BEFORE leaving
Tires should be inspected for bulges/sidewall cracks/damage BEFORE leaving
Tire age should be known (DOT code on sidewall---usually inside sidewall so you have to crawl under and find it. 4 digit code ie:3711---37th week of 2011)
Any tire older than 5 yrs. of age should be suspect and replaced
Out fit rig with spare tire and check it's pressure routinely
Sorry for your troubles BUT you should be prepared to safe guard your family
Fortunately all worked out this time and you will be better informed/prepared for that next trip.
Coachnet seems to get better reviews for service/coverage.
Old Biscuit you are making a few assumptions and then blaming the OP, and you are wrong!
Perhaps, just perhaps, a road hazard caused the sudden tire failure.
The OP was prepared as he stated in a subsequent post.
