Coach-net vs. Good Sam roadside
It's getting close to renewal time for my Coach-net policy and I'm wondering if I should switch to Good Sam. I have seen several older posts that helped steer me to Coach-net...just wondering what ...
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"Just remember that cumstances surrounding break downs will effect how long it takes to resolve the issue. Calling for Emergency Roadside Assistance is not the same as driving through McDonalds for hamburgers and fries:"
This ^^^^ quote from member Mark Twain says it all when it comes to Roadside assistance.
Too many expect a magic wand or super natural powers will save them from every possibility.
Get caught need a tow in a snowstorm ....you are SOL.
Have a flat with no spare..... you are SOL....
Middle of nowhere in the middle of the night on a holiday weekend you are .....SOL.
Despite what any literature, advertisements or marketing jargon claim.
If you break down under the wrong circumstances in the wrong area you may have to wait awhile.
I have Roadside assistance to cover the bill which could easily be over $1000.00 if I have to have my combo towed.
Waiting and promptness are the luck of the draw. I hope for the best and am prepared for the worse.
If you break down and need a tow you are having a bad day, how bad is not really the Roadside assistance fault. It is simply the gamble you take when you pull out of the driveway.
I have coachnet and have been satisfied. However I believe they use the same tow operators so in the end I'm not sure how much difference it makes
This ^^^^ quote from member Mark Twain says it all when it comes to Roadside assistance.
Too many expect a magic wand or super natural powers will save them from every possibility.
Get caught need a tow in a snowstorm ....you are SOL.
Have a flat with no spare..... you are SOL....
Middle of nowhere in the middle of the night on a holiday weekend you are .....SOL.
Despite what any literature, advertisements or marketing jargon claim.
If you break down under the wrong circumstances in the wrong area you may have to wait awhile.
I have Roadside assistance to cover the bill which could easily be over $1000.00 if I have to have my combo towed.
Waiting and promptness are the luck of the draw. I hope for the best and am prepared for the worse.
If you break down and need a tow you are having a bad day, how bad is not really the Roadside assistance fault. It is simply the gamble you take when you pull out of the driveway.
I have coachnet and have been satisfied. However I believe they use the same tow operators so in the end I'm not sure how much difference it makes
