Does Allstate cover flat tires?

Allstate has a towing limit of 10 miles per rescue, up to five rescues per year, with the standard "Advantage" roadside assistance plan. Customers with Allstate’s “Elite” plan have a towing limit of 100 miles per rescue, up to five rescues per year. Specific roadside assistance coverage may vary by state, so drivers should check their Allstate policy to learn exact limits and exclusions.... read full answer

Allstate Roadside Assistance Options

• Insurance add-on. Allstate customers can purchase roadside assistance as an add-on to their existing car insurance policy for as little as $25 per year.

• Stand-alone membership. If you do not have an existing insurance policy with Allstate, you can purchase a stand-alone roadside assistance membership for $89 per year for the Advantage plan and $164 per year for the Elite plan.

• Pay-per-use. If you need immediate roadside assistance help but do not have an existing roadside assistance plan, you can use Allstate’s pay-per-use roadside services. Allstate’s pay-per-use roadside assistance costs $149 for the first 5 miles, and then $7 per mile for every mile over 5 miles.

To see how Allstate roadside assistance compares to the competition, check out the table below.

Allstate Roadside Assistance Compared to Popular Competitors

In general, purchasing roadside assistance from a car insurance company is less expensive than purchasing a motor club membership from companies like Better World Club or AAA. Coverage might be more limited, though.

In addition to towing, Allstate roadside assistance includes jump starts, fuel delivery, lockout services and tire changes. To add Allstate roadside assistance to your policy, log into your online account or call 1-800-255-7828.

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s full review of Allstate, as well as our picks for the companies with the best roadside assistance.

Roadside assistance costs $8 to $125 annually from a car insurance company and $38 to $171 annually from a motor club such as AAA, Allstate Motor Club, or Better World Club. Some new cars also come with free roadside assistance through the manufacturer, often for 3-5 years or up to 50,000 miles. Roadside assistance generally covers towing, fuel delivery, tire changes, and jumpstarts for stranded drivers.... read full answer

Roadside Assistance Costs by Company

In general, there are a few basic options for purchasing roadside assistance. Customers can choose between adding roadside assistance to their car insurance policy, buying roadside assistance through their cell phone provider, or purchasing a motor club membership. Auto club memberships are usually the most expensive option, but they often provide the most coverage.

The alternative is to pay out of pocket for any roadside assistance needs as they arise rather than purchasing a subscription service. That can be stressful and more expensive in the long run, though.

For more information on the prices of different plans, check out WalletHub’s complete guide to the best roadside assistance.

Yes, Allstate has free towing for customers with their roadside assistance coverage. Allstate roadside assistance generally costs between $8 and $16 per year and includes free towing up to 10 miles (up to 100 miles for elite members). Allstate customers can request roadside assistance online, or they can call 1 (877) 597-3393... read full answer.

Allstate Roadside Assistance Covers:

• Towing up to 10 miles (up to 100 miles for elite members)
• Jump starts
• Fuel delivery
• Lockout services
• Tire change

While Allstate roadside assistance covers towing and other services, it doesn’t cover the cost of repair parts, replacement keys, or major fixes due to things like engine failure or structural damage.

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s Allstate review, as well as our picks for the best roadside assistance companies.