Currently have AAA of Alabama for my DP and cars....What is the BEST choice
for service and costs? Camping World, Good Sam or AAA? Let the stories
begin!!!
Leanne - 05 Oct 2005 17:11 GMT
> Currently have AAA of Alabama for my DP and cars....What is the BEST choice
> for service and costs? Camping World, Good Sam or AAA? Let the stories
> begin!!!
I don't know which, but there are some that will not take care
of RV's. I have Good Sam and have had to use them three times,
once late at night in the boonies of North Carolina. Response
times have been an hour or less. Mine only one story and there
maybe horror stories about all providers, but we have been happy
so far.
Leanne
Will Sill - 05 Oct 2005 18:26 GMT
I see where "Larry" <ppcdoc@hotmail.com> contributed:
>Currently have AAA of Alabama for my DP and cars....What is the BEST choice
>for service and costs? Camping World, Good Sam or AAA? Let the stories
>begin!!!
As long as you stay in the territory covered by AAA of Alabama, you
should be ok now IF you have the rv coverage. If you go elsewhere,
be advised that AAA does NOT have coverage for rv's in many areas.
Will Sill
The Curmudgeon of Sill Hill
Stan Birch - 05 Oct 2005 19:24 GMT
>What is the BEST choice?
Doing whatever servicing prudently necessary before leaving home!!
For the remainder, who don't know squat about how to service their RVs
. . . .
Keith - 07 Oct 2005 03:52 GMT
> Currently have AAA of Alabama for my DP and cars....What is the BEST choice
> for service and costs? Camping World, Good Sam or AAA? Let the stories
> begin!!!
I currently have camping world..that said you mentioned three choice's but
it's really only two providers. Camping World and Good Sam are the same
company licensed under two names. The company "Affintity" is Good.. I
haven't had to use it with camping world but used it twice with Good Sam.
Good response and polite service. Oddly it wasn't my RV but my wife's
vehicle that needed service. Others here will tell you how they work
it..but Camping World and Good Sam will give you a reduced rate the first
couple of years then slowly work you up to the "regular" rate when that
happens I just switch over to the other choice.
HTH,
Keith