Leif Olson, Car Insurance Writer
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It will cost about $250 to $700 to tow a car 100 miles, on average, but rates vary based on the towing company, the reason for towing, and the weather or traffic conditions at the time. Plus, you may incur additional costs if your car needs to be winched or if your car is being towed because of a collision.
Estimated Cost to Tow a Car 100 Miles by Company
Company | Annual Membership Cost | Extra Cost to Tow 100 Miles |
$38-$171 | $0 | |
$79-$149 | $225 | |
$60 | $0 | |
$12-$36 | $325 | |
$10 for new cars $20-$40 for older cars | $0 | |
$59-$119 | $0 | |
$23-$42 | $0 | |
$16 | $404 | |
$8-$10 | $404 | |
$120-$125 | $0 | |
$12 | $0 |
Note: The extra cost to tow a vehicle 100 miles is based on the maximum distance covered by a driver’s membership as well as national average towing fees for additional mileage. Added towing fees assume a $4.75 per-mile fee, based on J.D. Power averages.
On the other hand, some companies will only cover towing up to a certain price or will only cover tows to the nearest covered repair shop. This level of coverage probably won't cover a 100-mile tow.
Roadside Assistance That Will Take You to the Nearest Repair Shop
- American Family: $12-$72 per year
- Esurance: $12-$72 per year
- Erie: $5 per vehicle, per year
- Geico: $14 per year
- Liberty Mutual: $12-$120 per year
- State Farm: $30 per year
- The Hartford: $8 per year
- USAA: annual cost of $20
It’s a good idea to purchase roadside assistance coverage to minimize out-of-pocket costs. To learn more about your coverage options, check out WalletHub’s guide to the best roadside assistance companies.
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