Emergency Road Service

[Bethers]

Lenora, There is a lot that doesn't cover. This coverage is much broader and with an rv, IMHO, necessary.

[Colliemom]

i just came by this thread, now that I am done with my seasonal job and have been wondering the same thing. I have GSER right now, but seems like the majority of RVers prefer CoachNet. I haven't had to use GS yet and hope i don't. But am wondering when renewal time comes, if I should keep it or switch over. Everybody checks into prices etc., to see who has the better rates etc., but in the long run, knowing that the service is there if you need it, is a peace of mind.

My next research project is going to be checking out Emergency Medical Assistance. GS has it but so so some others. Might be a good thing to have for singles traveling and nobody to call if you are somewhere and have a medical emergency, get sick etc., and need help. Familyl might not always be there or available to come to you aid.

[retiredhappy]

FYI, usually the "road service" that comes with an insurance policy DOESN'T cover towing for RVs and doesn't include the other services that an ERS gives. If you have Progressive's road service I would read the fine print to see what it covers.