ROADSIDE ASSIST

UsualSuspect wrote:

Greg1 wrote:
was wondering about good sam seems a lot of bad reviews i have seen on them i try the other thanks

The reason is simple, there is no where to complain about Coach Net, and it is probably by design.

I don't understand about nowhere to complain. These forums would be the place.

Greg1 wrote:
was wondering about good sam seems a lot of bad reviews i have seen on them i try the other thanks

The reason is simple, there is no where to complain about Coach Net, and it is probably by design.

DougE wrote:
Used AAA for many years. Tried CoachNet one year when I had a Class A. When situation was difficult (in the boonies or very late at night) AAA seemed to go the extra mile to assist whereas CoachNet did not. However neither seemed to recognize mile markers and would send help from the last town you passed even if the next town was closer.

Watch out for AAA they are very regional. Some areas they are good others very very bad. Can differ even within a state!!!Also they are not as good servicing RV needs.

I have roadside assist with Geico used it once (Tow) and I was very pleased!

A vote for GS here. Recently I was considering some maintenance that required tools I just don't have and thought of a mobile RV service. I called GS roadside service and got a couple of names to check out from their list of recommended repair folks. Well, it turned out that one was a shop about 10 miles away. Discussed the job with the tech and decided the best alternative was to take it to them since they were very closed to me. Took it there, got the job done at a fair price and was very happy with theirs as well as GS service.

We have roadside assist from state farm, very reasonable. Our tire had tread seperation this past sunday, my only complaint was that it took 2 1/2 hours for a guy to come and put the spare tire on. We had our 90 yr old Dad with us and it was hot and muggy that day! But we didnt have to pay anything for the tire change thank goodness! Just wondered why state farm chose a guy from Syracuse to come all the way up to Watertown (2 hours away) to change the tire???!

CoachNet. I assume you have a motorhome since this was posted on the Class A forum. One of the main reasons to use CoachNet is that they will have you towed, not to the nearest service center, but to the nearest service provider that can work on motorhomes.

Used AAA for many years. Tried CoachNet one year when I had a Class A. When situation was difficult (in the boonies or very late at night) AAA seemed to go the extra mile to assist whereas CoachNet did not. However neither seemed to recognize mile markers and would send help from the last town you passed even if the next town was closer.

X2 for Coachnet.

was wondering about good sam seems a lot of bad reviews i have seen on them i try the other thanks