Who do you use for Roadside Assistance?

Coach Net is the premier service!

CoachNet great service for 6 years now.

The first thing I would do is DukDukgo RV towing service complaints. Real eye opener there. Break down in a metro or heavily traveled area and not a lot of issues. Rural areas can have some real issues. The big complaint I have is if you have towing, you get towed! I do not want to be towed to an unknown shop, unless there are no other options!

That said I have the premier service which is Coach-Net, I am grandfathered in to the old rate and they have increased their premiums! I also carry State Farm ERS ryder, which may seen foolish. However is is $3.20 year, yes $3.20!

We have had Good Sam for many years, we have only used them twice but it was on the same trip. They towed us 70 miles to an RV dealer where we could plug in for the night. The next day I had their mechanic check the motor home and he found a blown fuse and test drove it . He said we were fixed and charged us $100 and sent us on our way. It ran fine for the first day and then the second day we were within 10 miles of our destination and it quit running again. I called GS and they sent a tow truck but said it was an existing condition and I would have to pay. They towed us to a camp ground and the next day to a Chevrolet dealer who fixed the real problem. When we got home I appealed my case to GS and told them they towed us to a dealer that did not fix the problem the first time and they sent me a check for the second tow! I have been very satisfied with Good Sam towing service!

Me - Myself & I. Needed some help with a couple flat tires, the tire shop assistance was very reasonable.

I have never had to use Roadside service,BECAUSE i have AAA insurance and with my wife and myself we have 400 miles of towing, that way we can be towed to a good rv repair shop. So many times i here about someone getting ripped of when on the road by service shops that will see you once and never again and you pay to much

We have used AAA for years and have no complaints.

Good Sam ERS. Have used it for over a decade, and it's always been decent. Oddly enough, never for a motorhome, usually for a personal vehicle.
I renewed earlier this year for 5 years, and only paid around US$150/year for the Platinum Plan which covers motorhomes and other assorted personal vehicles. It is pricey, if you only renew annually.

I use coach Net, needed them once and the service was fine and after a number of years they are still right at $100 a year for all of the coverage I have ever needed.. Using your auto insurance for an RV can be full of rude surprises and coverage gaps... beware. One very popular company will not come into an RV park or campground, some will not change out a flat if it is one of your duallies etc.

Be sure you understand when and just how far they will tow you and your rig. Is it to the nearest point of repair, is it their choice? What about whatever you happen to be towing? When my F-150 TV broke down we needed a tow rig capable of towing the truck and our small trailer. Not everyone provides that service without additional charge.

Good luck.

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We have Good Sam. Like you, we've needed their services a few times, and have been totally satisfied.

Check their website. They have a few different plans. Maybe you don't need their most expensive one.