Long-distance RV towing service

When looking for long-distance towing for an RV (whether a large Class A motorhome or a fifth wheel), you generally do not call a standard local tow company off the street unless they explicitly advertise heavy-duty wrecker services. Instead, long-distance RV towing is typically handled through specialized RV roadside assistance membership plans or commercial heavy-duty transport/towing networks that dispatch specialized rigs.

The top names that specialize in and coordinate long-distance towing for RVs include:

1. Coach-Net
   • Why use them: Widely considered by RVers to be the gold standard for RV-specific roadside assistance.
   • The Service: They don't just send any tow truck; they coordinate with specialized heavy-duty towing operators equipped for large motorhomes and fifth wheels. They cover towing to the nearest qualified repair facility with no mileage limitation on many of their premier plans (be sure to check specific tier limits), and they handle the complex logistics of finding a shop that can actually service your specific RV type.
2. Good Sam Roadside Assistance
   • Why use them: One of the largest and most well-known providers specifically tailored to RV and travel trailer owners.
   • The Service: Good Sam explicitly advertises that "no motorhome tow is too difficult," providing access to a massive network with heavy-duty and specialty equipment required to tow large motorhomes safely without damaging the chassis or body. They tow your RV to the nearest professional repair facility of your choice (within policy guidelines) regardless of distance restrictions in standard comprehensive packages.
3. Commercial Heavy-Duty / Long-Distance Towing Companies
   • If you do not have a roadside assistance plan and need to hire a private company for an independent long-distance haul (e.g., moving an RV across multiple states or hundreds of miles to a specific repairer), you must look for Heavy-Duty Wrecker and Transport Services (such as regional heavy transport fleets or specialized haulers found via commercial locators). Local light-duty companies cannot handle the weight or torque required for large RVs.

To help narrow down the best path forward, tell me:

• What type of RV do you have (Class A, Class B, Class C, or a travel trailer/fifth wheel)?
• How far does it need to be towed (approximate mileage or cities)?
• Do you currently hold an emergency roadside plan (like AAA, Good Sam, or Coach-Net)?

Yes — there are companies that specialize in long-distance RV towing and transport, including interstate moves for travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and motorhomes. You don't necessarily need to hire a standard roadside towing company; dedicated RV transporters can arrange a properly equipped tow vehicle, a professional driver, or specialized hauling equipment.

The important distinction is whether you need to move a towable RV (such as a fifth wheel or travel trailer) or a motorhome that can be driven or needs to be hauled. Here are some options worth considering.

Nationwide RV transport specialists

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1. RV Trailer Transport

(Towable RVs)

Specializes in long-distance transport of fifth wheels, travel trailers, campers, and toy haulers throughout the contiguous United States. The company advertises service since 1994.

Phone: 800-462-0038

Website and quote request www.rvtrailertransport.com

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2. RV Delivery

Offers transport for fifth wheels and travel trailers, as well as a driveaway option for roadworthy motorhomes. Useful for out-of-state purchases, relocations, and seasonal moves.

Phone: 800-462-0038

Website and quote request www.rvdelivery.com

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3. ShipMyCar US

Coordinates professional tow-away service for fifth wheels, travel trailers, and other towable RVs, including dealer and private-party deliveries. Advertises nationwide coverage.

Website and quote request shipmycarus.com

Options in the Florida area

If you're arranging transport from or to Florida, these providers may also be worth contacting.

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Eagleline Transport

St. Petersburg, Florida · 561-886-8108

Focuses on long-distance towing of travel trailers, RVs, and fifth wheels, including multi-state trips. Ask about your specific route and availability.

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Scooter RV Transport

Brooksville, Florida · 727-226-7370

An owner-operated RV and trailer transport service with reported experience handling long-distance moves, including trips exceeding 1,000 miles.

What to check before booking

Before choosing a transporter, ask for:

• Insurance coverage: Written confirmation of coverage for your RV's full value during transport.
• Licensing and registration: Verify applicable USDOT/FMCSA credentials and whether you're hiring a carrier directly or a broker.
• Transport method: Tow-away service for trailers, driveaway for drivable motorhomes, or flatbed/lowboy hauling if necessary.
• Total price: Confirm mileage, permits, pickup and delivery charges, and any additional fees.
• Condition requirements: Ask about tires, brakes, hitch condition, slide-outs, and whether the RV must be roadworthy.

I can narrow this down for your trip

The best company will depend on your RV and the distance involved.

Where does the RV need to be picked up and delivered? Also, is it a fifth wheel, travel trailer, or motorhome? With those details, I can help narrow the list to transporters that handle your specific type of RV and route.