Self insuring vs Roadside Assistance
I know it's a wide open field given all of the different types of RVs there are out there but I'm wondering what folks that have had to pay out of pocket for their own towing,tire replacement, as well...
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I'm wondering what folks that have had to pay out of pocket for their own towing,tire replacement, as well as other problems that you would typically use RA for have had to pay.
I have a Class C and am curious what someone with a similar RV has paid for some of the basic services that they have used.
I'm hoping your answers will help me decide about self insuring against break downs and tire service
I wouldn't put my MH in drive without 'RV' road side assistance insurance!
ONE service call for something as simple as a flat tire will cost you more than the yearly membership for ERS. I.E. payback on breakdown.
Not to mention we are RV'ing and usually driving through po dunk areas we don't know anything about let alone know the phone numbers of the local tow truck/repair shops.
One phone call to ERS and THEY arrange for the closest and 'appropriate' tow truck to come out to you......and you pay NOTHING to the tow truck company.
I couldn't fathom carrying enough money around with me to pay cash if in case I needed a tow. Bo-cue $$$$$ to tow a MH. 80 bucks a year to have ERS insurance that would pay for it? No brainer for me! :B
