My truck broke down today. Called the good sam number on my card and within 20 minutes my truck was loaded and ready to go. Not to the nearest garage, but home. That cost "no more tows today" The whole experience was less complicated than ordering a coffee at MacDonalds. Thank you Good Sam's.

Thanks for this post. I full time and my 5 year road service coverage that was included with my new 5'er expires the first of next month so I have a decision to make. I have never had to use the service I have, but it nice to know I have it.

cross country wrote:My truck broke down today. Called the good sam number on my card and within 20 minutes my truck was loaded and ready to go. Not to the nearest garage, but home. That cost "no more tows today" The whole experience was less complicated than ordering a coffee at MacDonalds. Thank you Good Sam's.Thanks for the post. After purchasing the trailer (3 years ago in August), I shopped around, asked a lot of questions as to access to wrecker services that could properly handle the trailer. Good Sam's prices were very competitive, dealing with trailer and motorhomes was a big selling point, covered all my vehicles ... knock on wood ... so far haven't needed them, but good to know I have them as backup.

cross country wrote: The whole experience was less complicated than ordering a coffee at MacDonalds. Thank you Good Sam's.I don't know. Sometimes I think brain surgery is less complicated than ordering coffee at Micky D's. Especially at the drive thru. Glad to hear you had good results with GSRA. We usually only see complaints.

Thanks for posting this. My AAA expires at the end of the month and I'm probably going to try GSRA for exactly the reason you posted. I can get towed where ever I want, and if I'm close to home, that's where I want to be towed. Coachnet won't do that.

coach net towed my friend home, and it was no problem. most times I think the tow company driver can make or break a good experience.

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colliehauler
Explorer III
Jul 05, 2015
I have GS Platinum ERS. I'm very grateful for every year that goes buy that I don't have to use it. I don't mind one bit writing the check each year for piece of mind.
goatrancher
Explorer
Jul 05, 2015
I used GS last year when I locked my TV keys in the truck. GS response was much better than the DW's.
john_bet
Explorer II
Jul 05, 2015
I have used GS twice in the 15 years we have had them. Once with the car locally and once with the truck and 5er 25 miles west of Glendale, MT. in Oct. of '13. Only issue was the long wait in Mt. because of it being a small town area. Great garage people to work with where the truck was taken. They even pulled our 5er to a local campground for us and loaned us one of their trucks to get around for a day while they troubleshoot truck. We finished our trip west in a rental car and truck was ready by noon the following Monday.
jffnkrn
Explorer
Jul 05, 2015
I have used GSRS 3 times in the past 4 years, 2 times great, once not so great but the not so great one should become ok once I get my reimbursement check. I hope ! ! ! Good Luck & Be Safe ! ! !
Ozlander
Explorer
Jul 05, 2015
I haven't any roadside service for over 40 years. So I have over $2500 to tow anyplace I want and probably have money left over.
Never needed a tow either.
Miles_Away
Explorer
Jul 05, 2015
I have used them twice and both time was extremely pleased with the service.
Dutch_12078
Explorer II
Jul 04, 2015
Since Good Sam switched their ERS call center contract to Allstate Motor Club a few years back, the complaint level appears to have been noticeably lower than it was with Road America and the others. I'll stick with Coach-Net for now, but if there are any detrimental changes, GS/Allstate would be my second choice.
Duck
Explorer
Jul 04, 2015
I had GS roadside service for 10 years. Always had a good experience with my service calls. Also like the feature where they call you to make sure the service arrived on time.
Don
Campfire_Time
Explorer
Jul 03, 2015
midnightsadie wrote:
coach net towed my friend home, and it was no problem. most times I think the tow company driver can make or break a good experience.

From where? How far? Coachnet does not have a "tow where you want" option. I asked them for clarification on this. If I'm 75 miles from home and the nearest facility is 5 miles, that's where you go. "Nearest authorized repair facility". Unless your friend payed it out of his pocket?
kalynzoo
Explorer
Jul 03, 2015
Thanks for posting your positive experience. We read so many negative threads and it is nice to know someone else, besides myself, has been satisfied.
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