Road side assistance decision

Cobra21 wrote:
Best bet is through whoever insures the rig. Just add roadside to the policy.

For 20 days usage this is probably the best answer

Best bet is through whoever insures the rig. Just add roadside to the policy.

but i really am concerned about the car coverage and like i said only 20 days for rv

The CoachNet website is almost misleading. All is seems to have is the $250/year program. NOT TRUE.

Scroll down or explore the site to something like "programs", click on it, and you will find other, cheaper plans...some for motorhomes, some for TTs. Or, call the 1-800 number. Ask questions.

I just renewed last month...motorhome....$149/year. ALL my vehicles including motorcycle. I've needed them 3-4 times since 2001...no problems, ever.

They've gotta change the website.

anyone

midnightsadie wrote:
think AAA is different in each state ,just go coach net and they cover them all no matter where your at.

I didn't know that. More things to ask my agent.

AAA will cover RV, but you have to have the additional RV insurance, more $$.
Also, understand AAA is different in each state. I understood I had to have GS Platinum to over both my truck and fifthwheel. About 140.00 a year?
Coachnet I am not familiar with their policy and prices.

AAA covers more for trailer and coach net is over 200
Good Sam is the only one that includes trailer

think AAA is different in each state ,just go coach net and they cover them all no matter where your at.

AAA covers my trailer. I just asked 3 weeks ago because I was worried about it. They said they would cover an RV buy not my race car trailer.