AAA pros and cons
How many here swear by AAA? could one do without it? Is it a must have? what are some of the Absolute Pros? are there any Cons? Thanks for sharing.
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I have AAA with the RV add-on also. They've been a godsend for me.
Last year I had an incident with a frozen wheel bearing on my TT that damaged the axle in Colorado. The wheel was actually coming off the axle. AAA located a towing service with the right kind of flatbed truck needed to carry the TT with tow vehicle. They also located a repair shop to take the rig to in a nearby town. I did have to stay overnight at a hotel so that the tow service could arrange to bring the flatbed out to us. Like I said, it wasn't an ordinary lowboy type trailer.
It took a month for the repair shop to get a replacement axle (Lippert) so we drove home in the Tow Vehicle after dropping off the TT. It was a bad situation but I feel that AAA had our backs on this one.
This year I had trouble with the tire valve stems leaking on two of the tires. AAA came to our rescue both times to change the tires with the spare.
I've gotten my money's worth with AAA.
Last year I had an incident with a frozen wheel bearing on my TT that damaged the axle in Colorado. The wheel was actually coming off the axle. AAA located a towing service with the right kind of flatbed truck needed to carry the TT with tow vehicle. They also located a repair shop to take the rig to in a nearby town. I did have to stay overnight at a hotel so that the tow service could arrange to bring the flatbed out to us. Like I said, it wasn't an ordinary lowboy type trailer.
It took a month for the repair shop to get a replacement axle (Lippert) so we drove home in the Tow Vehicle after dropping off the TT. It was a bad situation but I feel that AAA had our backs on this one.
This year I had trouble with the tire valve stems leaking on two of the tires. AAA came to our rescue both times to change the tires with the spare.
I've gotten my money's worth with AAA.
