GOOD SAM vs. AAA Road Side Assistance
We used to have Good Sam (3yr.) road side asst. coverage, but after my wife had a tire blowout on our smaller dump trailer I decided they were good for nothing and didn't renew. Now I am thinking a...
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AAA in my experience is the most convenient and has the best plan. At least in the NW, because of the their electronic dispatching. The others still use fax and phone, so if can take them a while to find equipment that will work. I have heard bad stories from AAA-California however, so it clearly varies by region.
In the NW, when I was a contractor, AAA would send 2 trucks without hesitation. If a 3rd was needed, they would do it with approval. The two trucks don't have to go the same destination, for example if the TT needs to go to a campground, and the TV to a dealer, they do that.
That said.... none of them will cover a dump trailer, not even AAA. Coverage is restricted to recreational vehicles only. This includes cargo trailers carrying rec equipment (bikes, snowmobiles etc) but not landscaping equipment or furniture.
In the NW, when I was a contractor, AAA would send 2 trucks without hesitation. If a 3rd was needed, they would do it with approval. The two trucks don't have to go the same destination, for example if the TT needs to go to a campground, and the TV to a dealer, they do that.
That said.... none of them will cover a dump trailer, not even AAA. Coverage is restricted to recreational vehicles only. This includes cargo trailers carrying rec equipment (bikes, snowmobiles etc) but not landscaping equipment or furniture.
