Winnebago Sprinter Van with pull out
Picked up my new van and took it for test run.Generally pleased with the layout.I was very pleased with the pop out bed.I was worried about class B's because of the sleeping arrangement appeared unco...
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My Roadtrek wrote:
AAA are a franchise, and their services can vary from state to state, even if you have RV Plus, not all states participate. Best to go with Good Sam, which pays for this forum, or Coachnet.
If you have questions about Good San Roadside Assistance, there is a forum here, just click on "Jump to forum" upper right of your screen, and select Good Sam Roadside Asst.
Both will cover all your cars, so you can dump AAA Roadside Asst.
There are worse places to breakdown than Tubac. Did you eat at Wisdoms Cafe?
I have used Good Sam as a Canadian but I haven't really seen any benefits for us other than links to rv places and so on. The help for a breakdown is another matter. AAA is REQUIRED to help we Canadians who have CAA or BCAA. I know you are one of our best bloggers on this net so I ask you now: should I continue with Good Sam even if I don't go Stateside or stick with the Canadian equivalent of AAA. I do favour Good Sam. Your views.
AL
