Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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Farmers roadside assistance costs between $12 and $36 per year or between $1 to $3 per month, though exact prices may vary depending on your state and your car. Farmers roadside assistance can be added to your new or existing Farmers car insurance policy and used when you need emergency towing, fuel delivery, and more.
If you need roadside assistance help now, you can request help through the Farmers mobile app, on the Farmers website, or by calling 1 (800) 435-7764.
Farmers Roadside Assistance Includes:
- Towing up to $150
- Flat tire changes
- Jump starts
- Winching within 10 feet of a paved, public road
- Lockout services
What Farmers Roadside Assistance Does Not Include:
- Roadside assistance benefits over $150
- More than 3 incidents per year
- Winching/extraction beyond 10 feet from the road
Farmers roadside assistance is meant to help drivers in need of immediate rescue, but it usually does not pay for the underlying problem, such as engine repairs or a battery that needs replacing. Additionally, the exact number of incidents covered by a Farmers roadside assistance plan will vary by state and policy.
Purchasing roadside assistance from your car insurance company is usually less expensive than a motor club membership from a company such as AAA. However, it might not provide as much coverage. For more information about choosing between roadside assistance options, check out WalletHub's guide to the best roadside assistance.
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