coach-net

[gbstewart]

I talked to the people at coach-net, and they said a skoolies are ok for there service as long as it is fully self contained, its a good deal for road side service alot better then caa/aaa rv. and also lot cheaper and if you get the platinum plus its only $159.00, 1 two call and it will pay for itsself
gbstewart

heres a link http://www.coach-net.com/Plans/motorized.aspx

[lornaschinske]

I just hope I would never need it! But we will definitely have Coach-net (premier) before the bus pulls out of the park!

Since Wednesday, three RV's (2 fivers, 1 Class A) have been towed into our park. I'm guessing they get pulled here because this park, unlike the others in town, has a lot of pull-thru sites which the tow truck needs. The fivers were towed in with the trucks still hooked up.

[inkblots84]

I'm happy to hear good reviews about Coach-net here. I can't believe what they charge, I think that's a fantastic deal to tow something as massive as a bus (and your trailer if you have one). I have read good things about them other places too, so they will be a top priority for us.

[stonestatue]

How does it compare to GMAC and AAA as far as cost and benefits?

[gbstewart]

not sure about gmac, I have CAA sane as AAA, offer same type of service as coach-net. but they are limited to the number of times you can use them in a year ie; caa/rv you can use then up to 4 tows within 200kms preimer is 320kms, with coach-net its unlimited kms and number of times you use them, boosts , tows, etc and its half the cost. they also have maps and travell service same as caa. some places will give you discounts with caa card, not sure about coach-net
gbstewart