Resources
Are you protected?
How to find a reliable towing service when you break down
Safety comes first. Then call your roadside assistance provider, or vet local towing companies on licensing, arrival time, pricing, and equipment. RVs often need heavy-duty trucks, so share your rig’s size and weight when you call.
How far will you tow me under Good Sam Roadside Assistance?
Good Sam Roadside Assistance covers a tow to the nearest qualified service center, 24/7. Whether you’re in an RV or a car, you can call for help any time and let Good Sam handle the next step.
Do I really need Roadside Assistance?
Having coverage isn’t the same as having the right coverage. Check that it covers every vehicle you drive, tows far enough, and includes your household. If it does, you may not need more.
How to change an RV tire: a step-by-step guide
A flat doesn’t have to end your trip. Know the signs of tire wear, carry the right gear, follow the steps safely, and call roadside assistance when the situation, location, or equipment isn’t right for DIY.
Do you tip roadside assistance drivers?
Yes, tip if you can. But you don’t need to break the bank, and there’s no reason to feel bad if you can’t. Tipping is a kind gesture, not an obligation, and in some situations it may not be appropriate at all.
What does roadside assistance cover?
Breakdowns never come at a convenient time. Whether it’s a dead battery, a flat tire, or an empty tank, the right roadside plan means one call sends the right help your way, saving you time, money, and stress.
How to prepare your RV or travel trailer for winter
RV winterization is a critical seasonal maintenance step as you prepare your RV for winter storage. A complete winterization covers your interior and exterior, plumbing, electric, engine, slide-outs, HVAC, awnings and choosing your storage location.
Winter car maintenance – how to prepare your vehicle for cold weather
Winter car maintenance helps you prepare for the unexpected. Essential winter car maintenance includes inspecting and replacing tires, checking your battery, fluid and antifreeze levels, oil and filter changes, and having a stocked a emergency kit.
RV battery maintenance for winter: expert tips to keep your power system safe and strong
Cold weather doesn’t just make it harder to start your RV; it also messes with your battery’s chemistry. RV batteries, especially traditional lead-acid ones, are vulnerable to freezing, reduced efficiency, and even permanent damage if not properly maintained in low temperatures.
Spring car maintenance checklist: How to prepare your vehicle for road trips
Spring is the perfect time to give your car a fresh start. A simple maintenance check can spot early issues, improve performance, and prepare your vehicle for the road trips ahead.
What to do if your car is stuck in a ditch
When your car ends up in a ditch, instinct says hit the gas and power out. But the smarter move is to stop, assess, and recover safely. Learn the steps that protect you, your car, and your wallet.
How does fuel delivery service work?
When your tank hits empty, you don't have to walk for help. Roadside fuel delivery brings enough gas to reach the next station, often within an hour, anywhere you're stopped.