Roadside Assistance Plans

[Kevin21]

We are looking at roadside assistance plans for the first time.

I see Good-Sam, Coach-Net, etc. but have no idea which one would be the best for our use.

Our RV is a Jayflight 26RLS.

Help, recommendations, would be appreciated.

[jimandcarol]

We have AAA RV Plus, it covers our car, truck, motorcycles and 5th wheel. We have used it to have our truck and fith wheel towed and once to have my Harley hauled to the shop. Good service both times and no problems.

[MrNiceGuy]

I found this article in the latest RV Travel newsletter. I found it very interesting.
http://rvdailyreport.com/owner/toll-...ncy-providers/
I currently use Good Sams Platinum plan and have had very good success with them.

[djalbrec]

Good Sam program. Have used it twice with no problems.

[ChuckD37]

I have used my Good Sam twice also. Once in the wilds of Alaska and once in the Mojave Desert at night. Neither place was a good place to have problems with calls and I didn't. Good service and good price.
Good Luck

[njdanmc]

My trailer's insurance policy provides roadside assistance.

[djalbrec]

If you use your trailer's insurance policy, you may have to pay upfront and then get reimbursed. With GS Roadside Assistance there is no charge to you at the scene of the problem.

[njdanmc]

I looked at my policy - the roadside assistance is provided through Traveline, although it's only $250 worth of coverage, not sure if it's pay first or pay later. will have to look into it a little further.