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rdunk · 07-21-2007, 08:44 PM

I guess that you folks like to change your own tires, just for the fun of it.

Me, I plan to never have to change a tire on the tow vehicle, nor on the 5er. In the over two years of fulltiming, we have only had one tire problem, on the tow vehicle. I called the Good Sam's "Emergency Road Service", which we buy yearly, and the service tech arrived to help within about an hour. Had it fixed within about two hours.

To me, this type of "insured service" is really very cheap, considering the alternative of having the kind of "fun" all of you are talking about!!!

And besides that, those extra hydraulic jacks are pretty heavy to carry around, even though I have one "standard issue" that Ford puts in F350.

JMHMO!!!

07-21-2007, 08:44 PM	#4
rdunk Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 482	I guess that you folks like to change your own tires, just for the fun of it. Me, I plan to never have to change a tire on the tow vehicle, nor on the 5er. In the over two years of fulltiming, we have only had one tire problem, on the tow vehicle. I called the Good Sam's "Emergency Road Service", which we buy yearly, and the service tech arrived to help within about an hour. Had it fixed within about two hours. To me, this type of "insured service" is really very cheap, considering the alternative of having the kind of "fun" all of you are talking about!!! And besides that, those extra hydraulic jacks are pretty heavy to carry around, even though I have one "standard issue" that Ford puts in F350. JMHMO!!! __________________ Robert Robert and Carlene 2005 RE3, S/N 2107 (sold Jan. 2010)