Which Association to join?

[GoldenBear]

Getting a '02' HR class A 36' this weekend. Before I hit the road we were wanting to join a association so if anything happen we could get help. I see and hear of Good Sam, FCRV, with many more to mention. Any in put on good groups but I'm thinking there are all good association. Thanks, this RV'ing is new to us been in class room for 6 mo's now the real test.

[DriVer]

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Originally Posted by GoldenBear Getting a '02' HR class A 36' this weekend. Before I hit the road we were wanting to join a association so if anything happen we could get help. I see and hear of Good Sam, FCRV, with many more to mention. Any in put on good groups but I'm thinking there are all good association. Thanks, this RV'ing is new to us been in class room for 6 mo's now the real test.

Golden Bear, Consider if you will the Family Motorhome Coach Association, FMCA who cater and directly support motorhome owners.

We also have;
Good Sam
Passport America
Kampgrounds of America (KOA)
Workhorse Chassis Motorhome Club (WCMC)
Winnebago Itasca Travellers (WIT)
& FMCA.

If you want to make some new friends consider joining the local chapter of the Holiday Rambler RV Club (HRRVC)

[GoldenBear]

Thanks DriVer, some friends down the road told me about FMCA but I had forgotten the name. I do all my own maintance work but I don't think I want to tackle a flat tire on these big rigs.

[85Eagle]

FMCA is for motor coach and motorhome owners. Motorcoach articles, motor home blogs, motor coach advice and motorhome videos.

Go the above link and look around at the benefits and etc. Then if you decide to join call the 800 # and ask for member services. The monthly magazine is worth the yearly dues. As for Emergency road service it is hard to beat CoachNet.
With FMCA you may use my # for a referral. JC Barnett F182862.

[DriVer]

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Originally Posted by 85Eagle With FMCA you may use my # for a referral. JC Barnett F182862.

Tryin' to get the jump on me .... I defer to your time in grade ... F290540.

[DriVer]

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Originally Posted by GoldenBear I don't think I want to tackle a flat tire on these big rigs.

GoldenBear, You are going to want to see if you can get a Coach Net account. They will cover things like towing, lockouts, out of fuel and flat tires.

[Spikester]

I also highly recommend FMCA.

Along with FMCA we belong to Newmar Kountry Klub, Good Sam.

Spike

[Roadhawgs]

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Originally Posted by GoldenBear Thanks DriVer, some friends down the road told me about FMCA but I had forgotten the name. I do all my own maintance work but I don't think I want to tackle a flat tire on these big rigs.

From your response, I assume you are looking for a "Road Service" club. I would take a look at https://www.coach-net.com/rvowners/Default.aspx

[deandec]

x3 on Coach net

[JoeT]

Ditto on FMCA and CoachNet.

[hardy1000]

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Originally Posted by Spikester I also highly recommend FMCA. Along with FMCA we belong to Newmar Kountry Klub, Good Sam. Spike

Ditto

[Richard S.]

Not to upset anyone, but you can purchase Coach Net coverage and not be a member of any club or assocation.

[GoldenBear]

??? Is it if you join FMCA you have Coach.Net coverage........

[N6CUS]

no Coach net is extra