Ford chassis roadside assistance
New owners might not be aware of this. I just realized this tonight.
I thought I had the 3 years/36 month bumper to bumper warranty that comes with the new rig and that would include roadside assistance. Perusing my Ford documents tonight for something else, I read this:
5-Years or 60,000 Miles
Roadside Assistance**
This 24 hour, seven-days-a-week Hotline is a standard feature on all Ford Motorhome Chassis. By dialing 1-800- 444-3311, Ford Motorhome Chassis Customers also have access to:
• Flat Tire Changes (No Charge with Ford)
• Jump Start For A Dead Battery (No Charge with Ford) • Gasoline, If Out of Fuel (No Charge with Ford)
• Vehicle Lock-Out Service (No Charge with Ford)
• Towing To The Closest Dealer (No Charge with Ford)
(** whichever occurs first)
This would correspond to the power train warranty.
Maybe this isn't new to others but I am thinking about passing on the Good Sam or Coach Net.
How many have had breakdowns that needed roadside assistance that didn't include any of the above?
I thought I had the 3 years/36 month bumper to bumper warranty that comes with the new rig and that would include roadside assistance. Perusing my Ford documents tonight for something else, I read this:
5-Years or 60,000 Miles
Roadside Assistance**
This 24 hour, seven-days-a-week Hotline is a standard feature on all Ford Motorhome Chassis. By dialing 1-800- 444-3311, Ford Motorhome Chassis Customers also have access to:
• Flat Tire Changes (No Charge with Ford)
• Jump Start For A Dead Battery (No Charge with Ford) • Gasoline, If Out of Fuel (No Charge with Ford)
• Vehicle Lock-Out Service (No Charge with Ford)
• Towing To The Closest Dealer (No Charge with Ford)
(** whichever occurs first)
This would correspond to the power train warranty.
Maybe this isn't new to others but I am thinking about passing on the Good Sam or Coach Net.
How many have had breakdowns that needed roadside assistance that didn't include any of the above?
