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down_home
Explorer II
Aug 14, 2020

Roadside Assiatance

Roadside Assistance is a big deal when it involves a motorhome..and you are broke down 250 miles from nearest fuel let alone service..and now God Sam and Coach Net and FMCA are all on the same sheet written by the hedge funds that bought them. Last year CoachNet refused to get us assistance because it was Holiday Weekend and Good Sams, if I remember correctly was closed for the Holiday. We carry both because of problem.We bought FMCA and it now reads no better with limits than devastate your bank account and limits are lower on lodging and so forth or not at all covered. I don't remember specifics at the moment.
The old Coach Net or the much older CW Care is what everyone wants.
Who offers it?
Seeking Advice

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    PartyOf_Five
    Explorer
    Aug 14, 2020
    As much as they would like you to believe otherwise, no one is going to lose money on your membership. We have a combination of providers as well, and have been very happy with the service provided through progressive our insurer. In moments of stress in which roadside assistance is needed, we do remind the children that being stuck in a motorhome is about as good as it gets because you have food, facilities, beds, and entertainment until the problem is resolved. When we've had plenty of long service calls, but at the end of the day I'd rather call them then go out in the rain or at the side of the highway and resolve it myself if I have the option and I'm paying for it.

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