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Elephant Insurance offers roadside assistance to drivers in the eight states where it operates: Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Texas, Ohio and Georgia. The dispatch phone number for Elephant’s 24/7 roadside assistance is 844-937-5353.
What Elephant Insurance Roadside Assistance Covers
- Towing up to 15 miles
- Jump-starting (first $75)
- Replacing flat tires
- Locksmithing
- Delivering emergency fuel (you must pay for 2 gallons of gas from an area gas station)
- 3 roadside assistance events per year (after which you can get roadside assistance on a per-event basis at a discounted price)
Elephant Roadside Assistance Cost
Elephant roadside assistance costs $1 to $10 per month on average, depending on the type of car you drive and what state you live in. Elephant requires that you have an auto insurance policy before buying roadside assistance, unlike roadside assistance coverage from companies such as Allstate. Elephant, however, does not require you to buy any other type of add-on insurance as a prerequisite for purchasing roadside assistance coverage, unlike companies such as GEICO, which also require you to have collision or comprehensive coverage.
To purchase roadside assistance from Elephant Insurance, call the main customer service line (877-218-7865) to speak to an agent. If you have a policy already, you can log in online to add roadside assistance. Regardless, coverage may not take effect on the same day.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s review of Elephant Insurance, as well as our picks for the best roadside assistance companies.
Note: Do not confuse Elephant Insurance roadside assistance with Elephant Emergency Roadside, a separate company unaffiliated with Elephant Insurance that does roadside assistance in Seattle.
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