RV Roadside Assistance Rate Change

Coach-Net (which we have) just changed their rates.

The rates for their premium roadside assistance plans (Roadside Protect) have gone up significantly. The Premium Towable plan went from $139 to $179 per year and the Motorized Plan went from $159 up to $249.  It appears they are no longer offering the lower priced, limited benefit plans they used to have.

We've had a great relationship with Coach-Net for a lot of years and they allowed us to offer discounts on their plans for our readers.  With this new increase in pricing they have also taken away our ability to offer discounted pricing.

We still believe in the Coach-Net Roadside Protect, but we are quite disappointed in the company.  We have experience with them and, therefore, recommended them slightly above the Good Sam Roadside Assistance which also has a great reputation.  However, this new pricing makes it more difficult to recommend Coach-Net because Good Sam's pricing is better and Good Sam is offering a fantastic introductory rate for new members through November. 

Good Sam Roadside Assistance $79.95 + Free Upgrade

With that said, for full-time RVers, we still recommend either Coach-Net or Good Sam which are RV-specific roadside assistance plans that cover all your vehicles and all members of your family. 

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Comments

[J Scott Wharton]

Based on your comments, checked my renewal date, 5-2017 so went ahead and renewed, rate was $129/year

[Draig]

You do not mention AAA's RV plan. That is what we have, and have been very happy. Plus it covers our cars and our towed

[MikeVolentine]

Sorry to here that. Just used it day before yesterday for first time in 6 years for a blowout. Service was there within an hour. Guess I might be trying Good Sam again. Did they change owners?

[Bill]

One might want to review their existing insurance plan for Road Side Assistance. Our RV coverage includes Road Side Assistance so we don't need additional coverage. The coverage we have isn't "help me fix the fridge" assistance. It's "broke down on the side of the road" coverage. Just make sure you are not paying for the same thing twice. YMMV
Bill