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jaycocamper62301

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Posted: 01/23/23 09:38pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Good Sam or FMCA for roadside assistance?

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we always had GS. used it several times, no complaimts.


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I have GS and have for more years than I can remember. I have used them a few times for tire changes and one stupid one of running out of diesel.

I truely believe there are pros and cons to both of the ones you mentioned along with the others. There are only so many tow trucks in a given area so you know they all respond to each service.

I can not say what FMCA policy is as far as towing goes. I feel GS towing policy is one of the best.

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I have never had any kind of roadside service insurance. Now for years, I have had tow/service reimbursement as part of my auto insurance.
Also, for short times early '70s and again early '80s I worked with/for companies that had contracts with AAA. So my ideas may be distorted.
For the insurance company to make money they must charge more than pay out. This happens 2 ways; First, most people pay in for years, don't need service. And 2nd, and something the customer should look at; They pay the providers, the guy with truck you depend on, a discounted rate. This means if I have a choice of 2 calls, 1 where I will be paid full price as soon as I'm done, or the 1 where I get less money, and need to wait until sometime next month to get it.
I know it is hard for many, but if instead of paying premiums for a separate policy, save that money pay for service as needed. Check for the tow part of comprehensive insurance.

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Quote: They pay the providers, the guy with the truck you depend on, a discounted rate.

Here's one I hope they pay a discounted rate. $35,000 tow is crazy




https://www.monacoers.org/topic/5776-tow........s-after-an-accident-35000/#comment-55192

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I've had both, no problem with either one.


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I have had Good Sam for years and after 2 fails I am switching to FMCA. The last one they kept telling me that the unlimited mileage on my Platinum plan was only 30 miles then changed that to 20. The first time I waited 4 1/2 hours for a tow on C470 in the Denver area.


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Good Sam. Used 4 times with no complaints.

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oldave wrote:

Quote: They pay the providers, the guy with the truck you depend on, a discounted rate.

Here's one I hope they pay a discounted rate. $35,000 tow is crazy




https://www.monacoers.org/topic/5776-tow........s-after-an-accident-35000/#comment-55192


HP would not allow him to call his contract provider, so he would pay for what can't use, plus tow bill?

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