Which roadside service????

[Perry J]

I've been a member of Good Sam roadside service and Good Sam auto insurance for years.

I don't have any problem with the roadside service.
The only time I needed a tow they sent a tow truck 65 miles as they didn't have anyone contracted in the area.

I haven't had a ticket or insurance claim in years.
I received a speeding ticket and the Good Sam sponsored raised my insurance rate 70%.

I've found insurance elsewhere and now want to change my roadside service.

Any suggestions?

John

[Dave and Kathie]

70%!! Holy smokes! We have been very happy with AAA RV roadside assistance. Our RV however is insured through our house/auto insurance.

Good luck!
Kathie

[Raz]

If you were happy with the roadside in the past why change? I don't have roadside but I'm considering it.

[Perry J]

Originally Posted by P. Raz

If you were happy with the roadside in the past why change? I don't have roadside but I'm considering it.

To me it's all Good Sam.

I want nothing to do with them.

[beemerphile1]

You could always buy directly from Allstate. Good Sam is just the middleman and contracts with Allstate to provide the service.

[reetired]

We were really happy with Good Sam.....Actually change from AAA. Whatever you do make sure you read the fine print re: RV. TT. My AAA wouldn't change the tire on a dually.

[keekers]

I think both are really expensive. We have small trailers, not huge motor homes.
I do have Good Sam now but thinking of going back to AAA after Sam expires. The costs just don't seem to fit the service you get.

[beemerphile1]

Anyone considering AAA should be aware that they have very strict limitations, even at the Plus level.

Also AAA is regional, not national, some regions will not tow a trailer no matter what coverage you have purchased. Something to consider for a traveler.