Catherine C Ford, Writer
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The phone number for Auto-Owners roadside assistance is 1-888-869-2642, and representatives are available 24/7. You can also request assistance through Auto-Owners' website or mobile app for roadside services like towing and battery jump-starts.
Auto-Owners Roadside Assistance Contact Information
Phone: 1-888-869-2642
Online: Auto-Owners' website
App: Auto-Owners Mobile
You can use Auto-Owners roadside assistance for many services, such as fuel delivery or winching, when your car breaks down.
What Auto-Owners Roadside Assistance Offers
- Free towing to the nearest repair facility
- Jump starts
- Lockout services
- Fuel delivery
- Tire changes
- Winching/extraction
To learn more about your options for roadside assistance, check out WalletHub's guide to the best roadside assistance companies.
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Does Auto-Owners have free roadside assistance?
No, Auto-Owners does not have free roadside assistance included with its insurance policies. If you want roadside assistance from Auto-Owners, you will have to purchase a roadside assistance plan as an add-on to a car insurance policy.
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- Towing, limits vary by policy
- Jump starts
- Flat tire changes
- Fuel delivery
- Lockout services
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