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Roadside Assistance plans

SNadler11

Member
Well I pulled the trigger and traded my 2024 32RLS for a 2025 29RL as I’m hooked on Alliance!
What is the general feeling from everyone about the roadside assistance plans out there? Any stand out as better than the others? I’m passing on the extended warranty but at 71 yrs old would like a roadside plan…..
Thanks all!
 

Midnight Rider

Prominent Member
I have had Coachnet and I have found it to be the very best, but it’s not as cheep as some?
I have had Good Sam and it was fine?
I was stranded both times and both Companies got me out of a jam, Coachnet covered me on a $5000 tow of a mountain I sat on for 15 hours. They Are close to my heart for that reason.
I Have had Allstate Roadside but I don’t think it was tailored enough to Trailers And RV.

I am currently in between plans right now but looking to get one in the spring?

Please let me know what you decide?

Thanks
 

Average Man

Member
I did quite a bit of research to compare my Good Sam coverage against FMCA, Coach-Net, AAA, and Escapees (plus a couple other offerings). Escapees and FMCA both use Saferide RV Motor Club. After looking at the cost, member benefits, and reviews I chose FMCA. They were less expensive than Coach-Net, and FMCA had better benefits for me than Escapees or the other groups. I wanted Roadside Assistance that specialized in RVs and would also handle my personal vehicles. I have a 5th Wheel.
 
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