Community Forums

mikron · 09-23-2010, 06:57 PM

Just joined, have always used AAA. How do you rate Coach-Net and how did they help you. Have you used there concierge services.

Renipladlo · 09-23-2010, 07:28 PM

It;s in my opinion the best money can buy. Others will confirm my statement. I have had it since we bought our MH, but I have not used it and it covers my private autos even if they are not behind the MH.

RickO · 09-23-2010, 07:31 PM

Yep, what Monte said. We used it on our maiden voyage and had to be towed 40 miles. They do good stuff and general consensus on the forums seems to be that they are the best.

Rick

Seahawk · 09-23-2010, 07:49 PM

Have used Coach-Net a couple of times, flat tire and battery. They sent people who had the knowledge and equipment to do the job. I have had AAA for yrs but not the RV level. I plan on canceling AAA and going strictly with Coach-Net.

GG1 · 09-23-2010, 08:08 PM

AAA was nothing but a pain when we used it for our cars, we got rid of it over 10 yrs ago. Now we have coach net even if you have questions about a problem they will get a tech on the phone and walk you through trouble shooting procedures. I will give you an example. Last winter while traveling to Fl it was extremely cold and my propane would not flow properly, I called a few local rv service guys they wanted $90 just to come out then plus an additional hourly rate plus parts. I called coach net the tech told me what to do over the phone. Just that call was worth the yearly cost of coach net plus they cover my cars.

RovinOn · 09-25-2010, 08:07 AM

CoachNet, Just used them for the first time....

They have my business for the future!

Regards,
RovinOn
05 Southwind 37C

76dc · 09-25-2010, 08:20 AM

AAA is good for maps and car towing. Coach Net is much better for RV's. Coac Net also covers your car. I still keep my AAA but also have Coach Net.

greystroke · 09-25-2010, 03:37 PM

Had them for about a year and had to use them on my last trip for a blowout. Very professional and helpful so I will stay with them. My blowout occurred on late friday afternoon. On my way with new tires the following day.

Whaler · 09-26-2010, 07:10 PM

Came with the purchase of my Winnebago and used the first year,with great results.So I re-upped.Have since called them for my car,and as before,they fulfilled my expectations!

jollyjim · 10-03-2010, 12:07 PM

We have had Coach Net for over 10 years. LOVE IT! We have been towed twice, once was 250 miles to Jackson, Wy, and once was 10 miles in Maine. No problem, just signed our name and no cost to us. They have also been great in getting us in immediately for repairs when traveling. Once we called and explained our problem. They called back and asked where we were exactly. We told them and they said "make the next right and in one mile your will be at the repair facility". They were ready for us and we were in and out in not much more than an hour. Great people.

Ronnie Bledsoe 2006 Dutchstar 43' · 10-03-2010, 12:33 PM

I have had Coach Net for about 20 years. ALWAYS good and dependable with the right kind of service providers who are knowlegable. I used my membership 3 weeks ago to tow my 43' coach. Coach Net sent the correct tow truck within 1.5 hours, a knowlegable driver who took his time (about 1 hr to hook up and remove drive line), found a Cummins certified facility within 10 miles (Cummins said the nearest facility was 70 miles), called back to verify that tow truck had arrives within 15 minutes after tow truck was scheduled. I have used the service about 5-6 times and always satisfied.

RJay · 10-03-2010, 01:39 PM

I hate to be a me too, but me too! Coach.Net is the best. Used them up in Alaska, they even called me back to see if the tire company had arrived. None better!

**Petro** · 10-03-2010, 04:07 PM

We have had Coach Net for 5 years. We used them for the first time this summer. I had transmission shifting problems. I asked to be towed to the closest Allison Shop. They located a very reputable shop and were very prompt. I highly recommend them.

Don

SteveLevin · 10-03-2010, 05:14 PM

My experience is a bit less spectacular. Flat tire on Labor Day, took 2.5 hours to get someone to us because the only person they said they could find was far, far away (despite being close to two larger towns) and what showed up was just a plain old AAA tow truck that didn't even have any air to top up the spare that was down on pressure.

You would think after having to be on the phone for 20 minutes answering all these questions about our rig (model number, engine, trans, etc etc etc) and insisting upon me walking down the highway to find a mile marker because "4 miles south of Laytonville and 12 miles north of Willits at the only southbound rest stop on 101" wasn't good enough for them to dispatch someone... that it wouldn't be a plain old AAA vehicle.

Steve