Which Roadside Assistance

[cat938g]

I dont know if im on the right thread but we would like to know which roadside assistance to get. We now have it through our all together
insurance agent. I know there must be a thread to look at but havent
found it Thanks in advance.

[She and I]

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Originally Posted by cat938g I dont know if im on the right thread but we would like to know which roadside assistance to get. We now have it through our all together insurance agent. I know there must be a thread to look at but havent found it Thanks in advance.

Hi Guys, Search for coach-net on this form and your answers will appear!

[Wizard]

Good Sam ERS has been really good to me, used them several times and never a complaint.

Have Coach-net now, got it free with a purchase, never used it, but believe they are about the same. Cost the same also.

Check them both out and make your own decision.

[Norm4015]

Coach Net. Never leave home without it.

[Chuck 1935]

I have Good Sam. I blew a transmission with my preveious MH, in Terlingua, Tx and got towed to Odessa Tx, Cost $800. Trans Repair $2,500 plus meals and a Motel. My cost was $250 for the deductable.
Hard to beat !!

[dons2346]

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Originally Posted by Chuck 1935 I have Good Sam. I blew a transmission with my preveious MH, in Terlingua, Tx and got towed to Odessa Tx, Cost $800. Trans Repair $2,500 plus meals and a Motel. My cost was $250 for the deductable. Hard to beat !!

I don't think you got a transmission repair from a road side assistance policy

[w6pea]

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Originally Posted by Norm4015 Coach Net. Never leave home without it.

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If We Can't Haul It...You Don't It ! Motor-T

[George Schweikle]

Here's my experience: In 2003, I had a major problem on a U.S. highway in Maine. Good Sam would not respond because "they couldn't determine my location" - which was at the entrance to a KOA campground. I ended up having a local tow service assist. Good Sam finally paid for this after I wrote and disputed their first refusal to reimburse my cost. On the way home, we had a problem in Columbus, Ohio, and Good Sam did respond promptly. By the time the tow truck arrived, I had diagnosed the problem, told the truck drivers I didn't need them, but would sign whatever they needed to be reimbursed. They said that they had approval to tow me home, over 200 miles, but I knew this was way over what Good Sam would authorize since there were repair facilities right in the city. After a lot of trouble I finally convinced the tow truck to leave, and called Good Sam the next day to complain about what appeared to be a scam by the independent towing company they sent. I have not needed road service since, but changed to coach net last year.

[Roadhawgs]

Coach Net for me

[SRT]

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Originally Posted by Roadhawgs Coach Net for me

Yup, had it for 12 years and used it several times for tire problems.

[GaryKD]

Hi cat938g,
Coach Net or Good Sam, both call the same service providers (tow trucks). Understand the Ts & Cs which could be slightly different from year to year. If both serve your needs, buy the cheaper of the two.

[Chuck 1935]

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Originally Posted by dons2346 I don't think you got a transmission repair from a road side assistance policy

Ooops, Your right. I got carried away. My $800 tow bill was free.
Although I'm still a fan of Good Sam

[SPICoaster]

We started by adding ours to our AAA account and then after comparing AAA to Couch Net we went to Couch Net - no limits on length of tow, etc.

[Our Time]

Coach Net for us.