Has anyone had experience with RV advisor roadside assistance plan for $99.00? This seems to be to good to be true, what with GS being $189.00/ yr and coachnet being $200+ a year.
It seems to be extensive in it's coverages, but not sure. Thanks for any information you can provide.
Lynn, I would go with FMCA you have to be a member of FMCA but the roadside assistance is around 80 par year and everything I have read or heard is positive. I positively don't recommend good Sams!!!!
Chris
Not trying to influence your decision, but just to clarify: you
can get Coach-Net
Basic coverage for $99 per annum. The same full coverage as premium plan, but
only for the coach. Does not cover towd. They do not advertise this plan on their website - you have to call and ask.
Good Sam's is a Marcus Lemonis company...same as Camping World. Not disparaging them but I try to stay away from his companies.
Lynn,
The FMCA plan is great. Covers the coach, toad and any vehicle we may have even if it is a rental. I just recently used it to tow my wife's car over 55 miles. No money out of my pocket, great and prompt service. Very satisfied. Again you have to be an FMCA member.
John M.
Escapees' members have SafeRide available to them as well for those of us who are Escapees but not FMCA. I think it's $99/year and covers all vehicles. When our complimentary 2 years from LTV are up next month, that's the route we'll be going.
We have SafeRide through FMCA. Haven't had to use it yet, and hopefully won't need it.
SafeRide through FMCA! No brainer!