Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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Progressive roadside assistance has a towing limit of 15 miles or to the nearest qualified repair shop. You can choose to have your car towed to a shop that isn't the closest one, but you will have to pay for the extra mileage. Specific roadside assistance coverage may vary by state, however, so drivers should check their Progressive policy to learn the exact limits and exclusions of their plan.
In general, purchasing roadside assistance from a car insurance company is less expensive than purchasing a motor club membership from companies like Better World Club or AAA. Coverage might be more limited, though. To see how Progressive roadside assistance compares to the competition, check out the table below.
Progressive Roadside Assistance Compared to Popular Competitors
| Car Insurance Company | Annual Cost of Roadside Assistance | Towing Limit |
| Progressive | $10 - $100+ per year according to customer service reps | 15 miles or to the nearest qualified repair shop |
| State Farm | About $24 according to customer service reps | To the nearest qualified repair facility within 10+ miles |
| $14+ | 20 miles or to the nearest qualified repair facility | |
| About $22 - $42, according to customer service reps | 15 miles (basic plan) 100 miles (plus plan) | |
| $10 - $30+, according to customer service reps | 15 miles or the nearest qualified repair shop (basic plan) 100 miles (premier plan) |
In addition to towing, Progressive roadside assistance also includes winching, jump-starts, fuel delivery, battery charge for electric cars, lockout services, and flat tire changes. To add Progressive roadside assistance to your policy, log into your online account or call 1-800-776-4737.
If you want to learn more, you can check WalletHub’s full review of Progressive, as well as our picks for the companies with the best roadside assistance.
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