I week ago, I posted that a AAA rep here in CA told me I could not get their roadside assistance package without purchasing an insurance policy too. That turned out to be a load of crap! It just didn't set right with me so I called around and was able to get the coverage. I have to say, it's pretty damn amazing how good the coverage is too:

- 200 mile tow once a year and three 100 mile tows after that. [The best I found next to that was 35 miles from AMA]
One Day FREE Car Rental with a Tow if needed
$300,000 Travel Accident Insurance
$25,000 Emergency Medical Transportation Coverage — They’ll cover your evacuation if you get injured or sick on a trip.
$1,500 Road Trip Interruption and Delay Coverage — If your trip is delayed overnight due to a vehicle breakdown, accident or illness, They'll cover your lodging, meals and transportation expenses.
$500 Lost Baggage Coverage — Reimburses up to $250 to purchase emergency clothes if your bags are broken into or fall off on a trip, plus cover up to $250 of the cost to ship replacement items to you from home.
They'll even pay $50 toward replacing a broken windshield and up to $3000 in additional accessories coverage.

I've got to say that's pretty amazing and makes me feel a lot better knowing. It's $192 a year but it would have saved me over $800 on my recent incident alone.

I have AAA on my autos, Travel Trailer, and Mine and my Son's Motorcycles. Better safe than sorry.

I have had them for years only used them once but it nice to know its there if you need it. You can also get a bunch of other good discounts through them.

Ya...it's good coverage...our Canadian equivalent is BCAA (British Columbia Auto Assoc.)..around the $192 mark..and for another $19 I can add our RV. You gotta know I'll be covered by this when off to Sturgis...

I have the same coverage.200 miles tow,can't beat it and with everything else it comes with.Hopefully you never need to use it.

Doc_V wrote:
I week ago, I posted that a AAA rep here in CA told me I could not get their roadside assistance package without purchasing an insurance policy too. That turned out to be a load of crap! It just didn't set right with me so I called around and was able to get the coverage. I have to say, it's pretty damn amazing how good the coverage is too:

- 200 mile tow once a year and three 100 mile tows after that. [The best I found next to that was 35 miles from AMA]
One Day FREE Car Rental with a Tow if needed
$300,000 Travel Accident Insurance
$25,000 Emergency Medical Transportation Coverage — They’ll cover your evacuation if you get injured or sick on a trip.
$1,500 Road Trip Interruption and Delay Coverage — If your trip is delayed overnight due to a vehicle breakdown, accident or illness, They'll cover your lodging, meals and transportation expenses.
$500 Lost Baggage Coverage — Reimburses up to $250 to purchase emergency clothes if your bags are broken into or fall off on a trip, plus cover up to $250 of the cost to ship replacement items to you from home.
They'll even pay $50 toward replacing a broken windshield and up to $3000 in additional accessories coverage.

I've got to say that's pretty amazing and makes me feel a lot better knowing. It's $192 a year but it would have saved me over $800 on my recent incident alone.
Since you got the Premium RV package, I assume this covers all your vehciles and not just the bike.

+1!

Don't have my bike on AA (yet) but can't tell you how many times we've used the lockout and gas service over the years

I have them and I use the sh*t out of them

Our Yukon got plowed by a bulldozer when it was six months new
I wanted it totaled but they said "no, they will fix the whole thing like new and it's covered for life"

So now when anything isn't "like new" I take it in and get a free rental car and have them make it "like new"

the whole thing has been painted at least three times, new windows a few times, anything mechanical... I just say "Bulldozer" and they fix it

bet by now they wished they totaled it