Bogdan Roberts, Credit Cards Moderator
@bogdan_roberts
Chase Sapphire Reserve roadside assistance helps you with flat tires, dead batteries, lockouts, and empty gas tanks. You’re covered for up to $50 per service call, with a maximum of 4 events per year (for $200 in annual coverage). You can get help 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by calling (866) 860-7978. Chase operates its roadside assistance program through Cross Country Motor Club.
Covered services with the Chase Sapphire Reserve roadside assistance:
- Flat Tire: You can get help installing a spare if you already have one. Replacement tires are not covered.
- Dead Battery: A mechanic from Cross Country Motor Club will provide assistance with dead or weak batteries.
- Empty Gas Tank: You can get up to 2 gallons delivered for free. After that, you have to pay.
- Towing: You’ll be towed to the nearest auto shop or a location of your choice. Just remember that any charges over $50 are on you.
- Lockout: If you get locked out of your car, a locksmith will be dispatched. You are on the hook for the cost of the replacement key, and you may need to show ID.
Services not covered by Chase Sapphire Reserve roadside assistance:
- Off-road driving, commercial vehicles, trailers and campers over one-ton, trucks with a carrying capacity greater than 2,000 pounds; any non-licensed vehicle; any non-four-wheeled vehicle.
- Service costs above $50 per call and $200 per year.
- More than one service call arising for the same reason within a seven-day period. For example, if you lock yourself out of your car twice in the same week, only the first call is covered.
To sum up, Chase Sapphire Reserve roadside assistance provides up to $50 in basic services each time you need it, up to four times per year. When you call, you’ll need to give your Vehicle Identification Number, or the make, model, and year of your car. You’ll also need to provide the current location of your vehicle and a number where you can be reached.

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Malcolm Camps, Member
@malcolm_camps
It helps in case your car breaks down on the road. The services included are: battery boost, flat tire service, fuel delivery, towing and lockout assistance. You're only covered for up to $50 per service event, with a maximum of 4 service events per year.
Casey Faber, Member
@caseyf_10
Just the basics,, like a flat tire or if you run out of gas. Won't do you much good if you total your car.
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