AAA or Good Sams Club Which is best?? (trailer, motorhome, mileage)
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I was tempted to go with Good Sam...but the internet didnt mention tow home only on the spot help & tow to nearest shop. AAA is only good for them to help 4 times a yr! Inc tows!
Which would you think would be better for an older class A? Are theses just for roadside service ( towing, flats, stuff like that) or do you use them as an insurance carrier too?
AAA Doesnt have insuranced They RECOMED different companies. AAA will tow you Home [withing a certain mile raduis then its 3 miles to nearest shop. Good Sam ONLY to nearest shop! I asked thei same question in the Auto Forums about a yr ago LOL
Took me 30 mins to find the thread WOW //www.city-data.com/forum/campi...club-best.htmlBTW I went AAA!!!
Just a bump as another member saking the same questions!!
sorry, i didn't even think to look and see if there was already something on this subject. i think I want to go find some information on this Coach Net. We're looking at a 12 year old unit and Just would like to know there is help if we need it.
hehehehe Thats ok! I had a hard time locating it & I Started it LOL I Too would love more Ideas! My AAA is due! AAA came to our rescue 2 times this past year. Tho the Guys were nice the AAA phone people were Dumb!! On both calls after giving directions to them they sent the guys in the Wrong Direction!! On 1 call they told me they couldnt let the guys help change a flat Cause we were parked in a CLosed Business on a Sunday GRRR Like I was going to sit in the middle of the Road!!! The guy did change the tire....just said to say he lent me the tools & I did the work LOL So I too am asking if there are any others out there??
I dont see anything about how many miles they are willing to tow you home.... Just says to the nearest shop THEY recomend!
If you are a 1000 miles away from home on vacation, do you really want to go home or have the coach fixed ASAP and get back on the road and finish out your vacation....
I should of stated in my first post that most "full timers" love Coach Net and the service they provide because full timers or even snow birds ARE at home where ever that may be...I just want the coach fixed and be able to get back on the road ASAP....With AAA you get a tow truck driver, with Coach Net you get a certified RV mechanic on site, many times able to fix your problem right on the side of the road
We have heard Coach-Net is very good and used by quite a few full-time RVers.
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Good sam's or AAA
sorry, i didn't even think to look and see if there was already something on this subject. i think I want to go find some information on this Coach Net. We're looking at a 12 year old unit and Just would like to know there is help if we need it.
