For that reason, Woodall's regional publications keep a list of repair facilities per region in an RV services directory in most of their regional publications. The listing includes a simplified map of each state covered with the location of each facility indicated by a number. This will help RVers find a repair facility on their own if the RV is still driveable. Also check if they have facilities to complete the type of repair needed. In case of a total breakdown, the RV will need towing to a qualified repair facility.
Several companies offer roadside assistance benefits to members stranded on an unfamiliar roadway.
The costs of a tow can be reduced by working with a roadside assistance company, and they should have extensive records of reputable tow facilities and repair shops. The alternative is grabbing the yellow pages and hoping for the best. RRR keeps a database of tow services and repair facilities capable of servicing RVs. When a call comes in, the closest facility is dispatched to help. This keeps a customer's time spent stranded on the side of a road as short as possible.