Russ61
Member
I purchased a Good Sam (Camping World) Roadside Assistance just before I traveled across the country to pick up my RV last June. Ironically and unbeknownst to me, Roadtrek provides a 1st year membership to Coach-Net. I also have towing coverage (limited) on my insurance policy. I often travel with a friend that has AAA coverage that apparently would apply should we need it. I'm coming up on the anniversary (aka renewal) of the 2 roadside assistance plans. I'm Pacific Northwest based, planning on principally traveling the west (ie Rocky Mtn states and west) in USA and Canada with perhaps an occasional trip east in future years.
FWIW, I did find 2015 Best: Roadside Assistance Plans Review with a table comparing 11 roadside assistance plans, only 6 of which included RV coverage without additional premiums. Basic/Standard premiums, not necessarily covering the same things, range from $49-96/yr. Noting the absence of Coach-Net in the table, I now realize that they apparently are a separate company/division of National Motor Club.
- What do others use re roadside assistance plans?
- Do you find a single plan adequately provides service thru your travel areas or do you find it spotty and thus use a 2nd plan as backup?
- Do you use a "basic" plan or one of the enhanced (aka premium/platinum/etc) plan?
- What premiums do you pay?
FWIW, I did find 2015 Best: Roadside Assistance Plans Review with a table comparing 11 roadside assistance plans, only 6 of which included RV coverage without additional premiums. Basic/Standard premiums, not necessarily covering the same things, range from $49-96/yr. Noting the absence of Coach-Net in the table, I now realize that they apparently are a separate company/division of National Motor Club.