path1 wrote:
JaxDad wrote:
GS Road Service towed my class C from the front after breaking down in a snow storm.
If only the tow operator had removed the driveshaft first I wouldn’t have ended up with a $7k bill for a new transmission, but hey, it wasn’t his money, and he finished his day warm and dry not having to slide under my coach to drop the driveline.
Most expensive roadside assistance plan I’ve ever had.........
Hey Marcus, do they do that to YOUR ride too?
OP here...exactly why I want to get some written info.
JAXDAD I bet you don't see a dime, not that you are not entitled to it if someone didn't follow directions.
I presume you’re just trying to be funny.
If someone is grossly negligent and hides the fact from the injured party they are liable for the damage caused. That’s why businesses have insurance.
In this case a subcontractor to a subcontractor says we have no contract with you, the person I contracted with says it was a subcontractor.not us, we’re not liable.
Must really help the profits.........
