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az99

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Posted: 07/09/12 05:44pm

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Can anyone recommend a reliable road side plan? Since I am now dealing with 22.5 tires, I was considering getting a plan. I just read pages and pages of complaints about GS ERS on here, so that's out. How about Coach Net, AAA or Progressive? Thanx

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Posted: 07/09/12 06:03pm

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Posted: 07/09/12 06:05pm

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Since you are as big as a Class A might want to ask there. Coach Net X2

This post is my opinion (free advice). It is not intended to influence anyone's judgment nor do I advocate anyone do what I propose.

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az99

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Doing some more research I found out that Progressive uses Agero for their road service provider. Not sure if that is good or bad.

Progressive is so cheap when added to a policy that it seems too good to be true. $17 per year.

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Posted: 07/11/12 12:38am

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I have total coverage from Coach-Net since 2005. I've only used them twice since then and they came through both times. The biggest was a $675. tow bill over Labor Day weekend a couple of years ago when I had to be towed to a repair facility many miles from the rv park I was staying. I'm sure GS is a quality company as well since I've heard several positive comments from their members in the past. Shop them both and make your choice.