Best Motorhome Roadside Assistance

[jackreno]

My Good Sam is about to expire and don't want to renew with Good Sam anymore, what is a good RV Roadside Assistance that wont break the bank..

[ThePowells]

Here is a link to over 1500 discussions on roadside assistance.

https://www.google.com/search?q=%22r...earch=irv2.com

We use Coachnet and Progressive.

[Edd505]

Coach Net

[edge68474]

AAA. My friend who drives for a wrecker outfit recommends them. He hauls big rigs, motor homes and whatever.

[Bahamaniac]

AAA by all means!

[JFXG]

I’ve used CoachNet Platinum for seven years, and recommend them unequivocally. 6 or 7 calls, every one handled with the utmost courtesy, promptness, and professionalism. Three tows, of 50, 50, and 15 miles, for which I had to pay nothing except the tip.
They are a bit pricey, but DW and I feel their service is well worth their fees. If that’s a problem, so be it, but don’t delude yourself into believing you can get the same service for 1/3 or 1/4 the fee.

[jackreno]

Originally Posted by edge68474

AAA. My friend who drives for a wrecker outfit recommends them. He hauls big rigs, motor homes and whatever.

I heard AAA does not do motorhomes, will have to check there website..

[Bahamaniac]

Originally Posted by jackreno

I heard AAA does not do motorhomes, will have to check there website..

I can attest to the fact that they do. Fantastic service too!

[davendeb]

It's often much cheaper with your insurance carrier. Only 2-3 $ per month.

[AllanK]

We use CoachNet but it is included with our extended service contract.

[HamboneTHW]

Originally Posted by davendeb

It's often much cheaper with your insurance carrier. Only 2-3 $ per month.

You have to read the fine print. It usually doesn’t cover much.