Class A Motorhome - Best Roadside Assistance Provider

[Rosharon]

Hello all! We are new Class A motorhome owners (2010 Winnebago Journey diesel with only 9500 miles). We are looking for advice on the best roadside assistance service to purchase. Our motorhome is insured through Grundy and does not include roadside assistance coverage. We would love to hear your experienced advice. Thanks! Rosharon

[creativepart]

Winnebago gives a free year of Coach-Net roadside service when you purchase a new RV and after our free year I've stayed with them. Never had a claim so I have no idea if they are the best or not. But there are tons of positive reviews of Coach-Net's roadside service offerings.

https://coach-net.com/

[rgvtexan]

FMCAssist.
Had my first ever call today. The coach had been sitting for 5 months. Moved on to the road and checked tires Getting ready to head back north. Inside duel flat and the bead was broke and it would not take air.

Called FMCA, The nearest service truck came in 30 min. He could not get the tire to take air. Called for the fleet tire service truck, they headed out and the truck broke down.

They came back in a wrecker. Remove the tire, reset the bead and aired up, could find no leak. A great couple of guys.

FMCA called back during the day to make sure things were going OK.

Happy Camper.

[be happy]

I have for many many years Good Sam Roadside Asst. I have used them a few times for fixing flat tires both on MH, 5th Wheels and tow vech. I will say that I have never had a problem with them. In reading post about this for many years it seems the main item to look at is how far they will tow and to where they will tow. Most of the rest of the service is the same.

[Rosharon]

Thank you very much for the lead on coach.net roadside assistance. I will check it out. Much appreciated! Rosharon

[Rosharon]

Thank you very much. I will check them out. Much appreciated. Rosharon