Broken down down tow vehicle
We are in our first week long camping trip in our 5th wheel in Florida. Our truck broke down twice on our way here, but we made it. A 12 hour drive turned into 17 hours. The truck worked fine for th...
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beemerphile1 wrote:CKNSLS wrote:beemerphile1 wrote:campincory wrote:
Just signed up with AAA Plus and asked a lot of questions. Hopefully won't need it. Thanks for all of you that helped....
Did they tell you that AAA is regional and that some regions don't supply RV towing? In those cases you will have to find a tow on your own and then request reimbursement.
It is regional but they will tow you if they have/can get the proper equipment.
It is not necessarily "most cases". If it's off the beaten path then maybe yes. However, if it is a popular place where RVers congregate then chances are the proper equipment will be available.
The "proper equipment" is probably always available. It is just that AAA does not contract with those equipment operators in some regions.
I don't know who you are quoting with "most cases", not me.
You sound like your paycheck comes from AAA. It has been posted on here about the variability of AAA RV services in different regions.
I have no dog in the fight. Am not employed by nor purchase services from any of them. I am unbiased but facts are facts.
The proper equipment will be available on main routes-and where Rvers congregate. That's why they sell "RVplus" coverage. They are able to change a tire on a trailer w/o issue. They will be able to tow a rig and a trailer w/o issue. Yes, if you have a class "A" then your requirements are different and I would hope you have the appropriate coverage.
And yes, there may be times where you will have to pay and seek reimbursement.
