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For the past few years, I'm using the roadside assistance service that came with my Chase credit card. I've used twice so far, both time were surprisingly good experiences compared to AAA. The phone conversation was short and on-point, the service person was assigned almost immediately and got text updates (the assistance is about 15 min away ...
AAA vs Geico Roadside Assistance. Other. So I'm paying $20.70 every 6 months for the roadside assistance or $41.40 a year. The AAA Plus would be $61.75 a year. My vehicle is a 2007 Nissan Murano. I don't plan on switching until it too expensive to repair. I live in Northern Virginia but last year while traveling in North Carolina my car broke ...
AAA roadside assistance review. I have/had the premier membership with trailers included and had a flat tire and needed to change it real quick on my car. AAA app stated that someone would be there in 40 minutes at 4pm and nobody showed. Called aaa and was told I'd be lucky to see someone before 8pm because "labor shortages" so I told the lady ...
Bitter-Cockroach1371. • 8 mo. ago. Regarding roadside assistance, there's no comparison between AAA and USAA. Without a doubt, AAA's services are superior to USAA's. Therefore, I strongly recommend canceling USAA roadside assistance and switching to AAA for all your roadside assistance needs. 9. Award.
The vehicle had New India Assurance with AAA Membership. We called the 24/7 hotline and we said we are met with accident we need help to tow the vehicle. Guess what they replied? They said AAA Roadside Assistance doesn't cover towing for Accidents and I must pay the amount driver asks and the Driver asked 20 OMR to tow the vehicle.
New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Your insurance's roadside assistance may not cover all of the tow. I asked my insurance about their coverage and it only pays $75 whereas AAA pays for everything up to the allotted miles. I like AAA because it covers the person not a specific car.
I used to be a nationwide agent (allstate now) and the roadside (then called towing and labor) was $2/month and covered up to $50 per occurrence for towing and labor. The big difference between this and standard roadside assistance such as AAA is that it was on a REIMBURSEMENT basis. This meant if you needed a tow, you'd pay out of pocket first ...
I used Roadside Assistance a few weeks ago for my Santa Fe, can't speak recently on AAA but, Roadside did an excellent job communicating status updates and driver locations (even sent me a link to view real time locations and ETA) Also, with Roadside, they walk you through a checklist of issues and suggest fixes if possible. 4. Reply. Share.
It comes with emergency roadside assistance for 7 years/100K miles from the original purchase date, so we'll get another 4 years basically. I'm looking at our insurance quote and didn't realize that we currently have Emergency Road Service on there for $4.23/6 months, so $8.46/year.
It’s way better. It’s almost comparing apples to oranges. USAA roadside is very basic towing that’s like 2-3 a month. AAA standalone policy is way more extensive but they can also run 70-80$+ a year. I would obviously considered the AAA “better” but that’s a given with the price point difference. 5. Award.