Is Roadside assistance worth it?
Hello All, My wife has had a AAA standard policy for a long time. I dont think it covers the travel trailer as well. Is adding an RV policy through AAA or Good Sam worth it? We used to do most o...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:
Here is a response from my Agent.
"Our towing and roadside covers what is considered a "reasonable cost". In other words, you have a choice of the nearest repair facility or home. There aren't any mileage restrictions.
Example, you break down in Tacoma. Your bestfriend owns a repair shop in Everett. Farmers wouldn't pay for that tow because you aren't using your home address or the nearest repair facility. But they would cover it to your home that is farther than Everett. If the truck breaks down and you are traveling they will tow the RV to the nearest campground.
You are paying $8.30 every six months for the truck towing and roadside and $8.30 every six months for the travel trailer."
If I choose I can call Farmers and have them coordinate everything.
Now presented with my facts someone please tell me what i am missing out on?
Can you call your service at 3 am for technical support to get your RV furnace working again when it's 20℉ outside? Or for other RV appliance issues? Does your service cover all non-commercial vehicles you own, rent, or borrow? In addition to the usual towing, out of fuel, flat tire assistance, RV service appointment assistance, battery boost, and lock out services. How much value those features have to you is a personal decision of course. There's no "one size fits all" answer...
