Coachnet or ???

[Slow_movin]

(Originally posted under general discussion but got no response)

We purchased a 2011 Solera in October, 2010 and my year of "free" Coachnet is close to expiration.
I know there are several other plans available for RV owners and would appreciate opinions/discussions and experience that would enable me to make a decision as to whether to continue with Coachnet or go with some other plan.
As of yet, I have not had any cause to use Coachnet and don't know how to rate it, so am asking for advice.

Thanks in advance

[ilmor]

I can speak from experience. When my CoachNet expired, I shopped around and decided on Good Sam Roadside Assistance (Platinum), early this year.

I had a blowout during the summer (see my other thread). I called Good Sam. They were extremely helpful (esp. considering this was July 4 weekend) and had me back on the road in about 3 hours. They had a service man come out from the nearest tire center, change my blown rear tire and gave me one new tire at NO COST!

So, I highly recommend them based on this experience.

RV Towing - Emergency Towing - Good Sam Emergency Road Service

P.S. - they even have an App!

http://www.goodsamers.com/mobileapp/

[jaxfl]

Coachnet is close to expiration also next month. The price for GS vs Coachnet is what is going to make me change.

Coachnet wants $109.50 for basic service.

GS wants $79.00 for basic service.


There is about a $30 a year difference for "the same services".