I am sticking with Coach-Net.
I never had to use Coach-Net yet, but their reviews have been glowing. Coach-Net doesn't mess around. They will send out the Big Boys when you break down. They are equipped to pull a Locomotive out of the Grand Canyon:)
Allstate (RV RoadHelp, Good Sam, or whatever they are also called) doesn't seem ready to handle the kind of rigs that we own. In a series of half-measures, they will first send out a small tow truck that is dwarfed by what we drive. In almost every scenario that I've heard, the high-school aged driver will act suprised, attempt 'something' and leave. Allstate seems to be good for jumping batteries and fixng flats on my Honda, and since I can do that stuff by myself, I don't need it.
Don't even get me started about AAA. I actually broke down outside of the their regional headquaters. They had garages on site too. I walked inside and they wouldn't give me the time of day. They said that I had to call THEM on the phone. This was before cell phones, so I asked to use their phone, they pointed me to the pay phone at end of hall and told me to call THEM. They never came even though I was right outside. I fixed my broken car myself and tore out of their parking lot. I was sooo mad. AHHHHH!!!
