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K3NOQ/Mobile · 08-30-2009, 07:29 PM

Coachnet is a very good road service, I have had Coachnet and Good Sam in the past. Coachnet actually supplies the service for most of the others, they just put their brand on the offering. I would not RV without their service, Have had to use it on several occasions (bad news Goodyear G157's), and have had friends use them for more serious problems with great results. // John K3NOQ/0 in South Park, Co.

08-30-2009, 07:29 PM	#12
K3NOQ/Mobile Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Full Time RV'er, anywhere USA, usually Canyon Lake Tx in winter, SoPark Co. CO. in summer Posts: 56	Coachnet Query Coachnet is a very good road service, I have had Coachnet and Good Sam in the past. Coachnet actually supplies the service for most of the others, they just put their brand on the offering. I would not RV without their service, Have had to use it on several occasions (bad news Goodyear G157's), and have had friends use them for more serious problems with great results. // John K3NOQ/0 in South Park, Co. __________________ '73 John 2K Winnebago Adventurer 35U Icom 7000 w/ Lil' Tarheel, Comet B250,6 Mtr Squalo 4wd Chevy Tracker w/FT7800 & TS-60 Fulltimer-Ret'd 2-Way & Brdcst tech. APCO - OFWA - SKP's - MSP