Roadside Service

mike brez wrote:

haddy1 wrote:
If you are an FMCA member, they have a plan that covers your coach and toad for under $100 a year.

Just renewed coachnet for $74 a year. Don't have to belong to anything covers all my family's cars.

Sounds too good for the right coverage.
Best price I've found for Plantium, was through Sharon Ball at PPL Motorhomes of Houston and is now over $100, but still, well worth it.
Thing is, you're insuring yourself and spouse for whatever you're driving and whether or not, it belongs to you or someone else.

haddy1 wrote:
If you are an FMCA member, they have a plan that covers your coach and toad for under $100 a year.

Just renewed coachnet for $74 a year. Don't have to belong to anything covers all my family's cars.

sullivd wrote:
Looking for recommendations for a good roadside service plan other than Good Sam. Only some what Satisfied with Good Sam but the price keeps climbing. Last time I tried to use it was told I was too far off a paved road.

Thanks for your assistance.

D. Sullivan
2007 Southwind motor home.

CoachNet has the best reputation, by far and can't imagine them, rejecting your location for service and for leaving you without.
Is there something in the fine print, about that?

Coach Net x 10...they helped me out of 3 situations...1 my fault, 1 when my over door awning snapped on my HR coach and they sent tech at no charge to take it off so we could get home...and 3 when my radiator failed as they coordinated with Spartan and Entegra...

Google good Sam or coach net or triple a road side services complaints and see what comes up.you will be surprised

The Escapees RV Club is now offering a roadside assistance plan to its members using the SafeRide Motor Club for $99/year.

Escapees Roadside Assistance

Coach Net

I've had Coach net for 17 yrs and am satisfied with their service. While boondocking in BLM land at Quartzsite they've gone off road twice to take rocks from between dual wheels. The only snag was when they had to send a third tow out that finally had a "stinger" long enough to get under my front axle. Coach was under warranty and Monaco sent them but it was dispatched by Coach Net. AAA on the other hand seems to be having issues with their contractors. Twice now we've had to wait a long time to get a tow for our car. The driver told me that the aren't paying enough for travel and there is more lucrative business closer to them.

If you are an FMCA member, they have a plan that covers your coach and toad for under $100 a year.

Keep in mind, they all use the same service companies and that is usually where the problem lies.