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Old 09-20-2009, 11:09 PM   #15
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One thing to remember is that in changing a tire, you can use the hydrolic jacks of your coach to jack it up
Any COMPETENT road service provider will have the appropriate jacks to lift the wheel that needs service. Leveling jacks will work in some situations, and not in others, depending on the levelness of the surfact you are parked on. Personally I would very reluctantly go to that option only if there was absolutely no other choice.
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Glad everything turned out well. I ended-up going with Coach-Net only because the number of responses I received gave them a slight advantage. I took my maiden voyage from Florida to Michigan two weeks ago without incident but it was reassuring to know I had some protection.
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