Road side assistance
I have a class A gas motorhome and was looking for recommendations on roadside assistance. I am a member of FMCA and GoodSams so was thinking of one of those. Most of my trips are local but each year...
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garmp wrote:
dryfly, don't leave me hanging. Who'd you end up with?
I had thought that CoachNet was the one, but lately, I'm changing my mind. But still looking.
Well, sad to say, I'm my own roadside assistance at this time. We don't do much long distance traveling now so most of the places we go I'm familiar with close towns and would just call for tow service. I'm close to 80 but I can still change tires, replace batteries, etc.
I really don't mind paying the yearly fees charged now but honestly there are so many negative stories vs. positive stories out there it seems like a waste of time/money to depend on these companies and get left on hold.
I realize a lot of "reviews" on the internet are meaningless, but when you hear RVer's on various forums tell of their misfortunes on the road, when they most needed help, only to be let down by these RA companies, there just doesn't seem like a good path is available.
