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You can't consider USAA, unless you're military/ex military either  
officer or NCO.  I just mentioned them as my conventional (car/truck)  
insurance, though they are a dynamite company, and boy have I used  
their towing/fuel service offerings in the past.  One time I had a  
trailer tire double blowout on a 109 degree Sunday in Arizona, while  
hauling my newly pregnant maiden mare and Sandy Adam's stud colt.  It  
took some wrangling to get that rescue all arranged, and it was a  
long hot wait.  And I learned that just because tires look nearly new  
that 6 yrs in the SoCal sun had taken their invisible toll.

Lynne
http://www.photo.lynnesite.com



On Apr 1, 2008, at 7:40 AM, Beth Walker wrote:

> Well -- that is a good point.  I dropped AAA when I got USRider,  
> but I'll look into it again as a backup plan.  Haven't heard of  
> USAA - I'll look at them, too.
>
> On Mar 31, 2008, at 9:56 PM, Lynne Glazer wrote:
>
> > I prefer to have overlapping policies, for availability of  
> > options.  So I have both US Rider and also coverage for my insured  
> > older trailer through a USAA policy.  That way if there has to be  
> > an extra tow on a different day it'll get done somehow.

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