Good Sam RV Emergency Road Service Presents...
"My RV is a big investment and I'm not about to let just anyone tow my rig, recommend repair facilities, or even change a flat tire."
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Bob Livingston
Highways Magazine Technical Editor |
Dear RV Owner:
If you're like me, you want to be prepared when you head out on the road. That's why I looked for the best RV benefits and the best value in a reliable RV emergency roadside service plan -and I found everything I needed/ wanted in Good Sam RV Emergency Road Service, the all-in-one roadside assistance club that caters specifically to RV owners.
- 24/7 Toll-Free Emergency Dispatch Service
- Specialized Equipment Designed for RV Towing
- Full Family Protection
- Flat Tire Service
- Lock-Out Protection
- Jump-Starts
- Fuel Delivery
Read complete benefits list...
As you know, Good Sam practically wrote the book on RVing-and Good Sam RV ERS is the only plan created by RVers for RVers.
I switched to Good Sam RV Emergency Road Service a long time ago and I'm glad I did! Unlike the more general roadside assistance clubs, Good Sam RV ERS works with shops that are experienced in specialized RV towing and repair. Of course, Good Sam RV ERS takes care of towing and roadside assistance for your autos too.
I urge you to learn more about what Good Sam RV ERS from Affinity Road & Travel Club, Inc. can do for you. Being safe and protected on the road is really important, and Good Sam RV ERS provides peace of mind. Forget about all those other roadside assistance programs-trust Good Sam RV ERS to help you whenever and wherever you travel.
Sincerely,
Bob Livingston
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