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How much does Liberty Mutual roadside assistance cost?

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Liberty Mutual roadside assistance costs between $1 and $10 per month on average, though exact prices may vary depending on the state and the covered vehicles. Liberty Mutual roadside assistance is an optional endorsement that customers can add to their car insurance policy and use when they need emergency towing, fuel delivery, and more.

Liberty Mutual Roadside Assistance Includes:

Towing to the nearest repair facility
Battery jump starts
Fuel delivery
Flat tire changes
Lockout services

Liberty Mutual 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 Liberty Mutual 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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Does AAA have roadside assistance?

Yes, AAA offers roadside assistance starting at $29+ per month. AAA roadside assistance provides coverage for things like jump-starting, fuel delivery, lock-out assistance, and tire changes, up to 4 rescues per year. To get immediate roadside assistance help, AAA members can request service online, through the AAA mobile app, or by calling 800-AAA-HELP (800-222-4357).

AAA offers a AAA Classic, AAA Plus, and AAA Premier plan. AAA Classic is the cheapest and offers the least amount...

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Does Liberty Mutual have free towing?

Yes, Liberty Mutual has free towing for customers with their roadside assistance coverage. Liberty Mutual roadside assistance generally costs $1-$10 per month and includes free towing services up to $200. Liberty Mutual customers can request roadside assistance online, or they can call 1-800-426-9898.

Liberty Mutual Roadside Assistance Covers:

Towing services up to $200
Flat tire changes
Jump starts
Gasoline delivery
Lockout services

While Liberty Mutual roadside assistance covers towing...

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Does Liberty Mutual offer extended warranties?

No, Liberty Mutual does not offer extended warranties. Liberty Mutual does not sell anything similar to an extended warranty, such as mechanical breakdown insurance, either. Liberty Mutual did offer extended warranties through ForeverCar, but they no longer have this available.

On the other hand, drivers can buy extended warranties from AAA and Allstate, or mechanical breakdown insurance from insurers such as Geico and USAA. Like extended warranties, mechanical breakdown insurance covers damage to major...

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