How much is the USAA good driver discount?

Yes, USAA offers roadside assistance starting at between $12 and $20 per year. USAA roadside assistance provides coverage for things like jump-starting, fuel delivery, tire changes, and lockout assistance, up to 4 rescues per year. To get immediate roadside assistance help, USAA members can request service online, through the USAA mobile app, or by calling ... read full answer800-531-8555.

What USAA Roadside Assistance Covers

• Tow Service
• Jump starts
• Fuel delivery
• Lockout service
• Tire change
• Stuck vehicle

USAA Roadside Assistance vs. Popular Competitors

USAA roadside assistance generally costs less than memberships with auto clubs like AAA, you will have to carry comprehensive and collision coverage to get roadside assistance, which adds to your overall price. The exact cost of roadside assistance from USAA will depend on where you live, what type of car you drive, and other factors. Since it’s relatively affordable USAA roadside assistance is worth it for drivers who are looking for basic coverage at a low price.

It’s also important to note that coverage is subject to any other details stated in your policy. That could mean service charges for certain roadside events, like being towed over a certain number of miles or to specific garages.

To purchase roadside assistance from USAA, call 800-531-8555 to speak with a customer service representative.

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s full review of USAA, as well as our picks for the best roadside assistance companies.

You can get a defensive driving discount for car insurance by completing an approved driver's education course. Seven of the 10 largest insurance companies offer a defensive driving discount, though exact requirements and discount amounts vary.

Defensive Driving Discounts by Car Insurance Company

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to car insurance discounts.

To find hidden auto insurance discounts, look up your insurance company’s discounts online, check your state’s mandatory discount laws, and contact your insurance agent or the company’s customer service department. Since discounts vary significantly by location and company, discounts might be “hidden” in that they are not widely advertised, like a buy-in-advance discount. Similarly, some of the most commonly overlooked auto insurance discounts are ... read full answerdriver monitoring discounts, paid-in-full discounts, and the AARP driver safety course discount because they usually aren’t automatically applied.

Hidden Auto Insurance Discounts

• Low mileage or short commute discount
• AARP driver safety course discount
• Buy or renew in advance discount
• Automatic or electronic payment discount
• Driver monitoring discount
• Hybrid or electric car discount
• Anti-theft or Lojack discount
• Paid-in-full discount
• Multi-policy discount
• Farm vehicle discount

Car insurance companies do not fully disclose the formulas they use to calculate a driver’s premium. However, most states allow a driver’s demographic information, credit history, vehicle information, and driving record to affect rates. As a result, you could also get a “discount,” in the sense of getting a lower base premium, by changing one of these factors. For instance, car insurance is generally cheaper for married individuals because they are statistically likely to be low-risk.

Since your demographic information is unlikely to change, focus on improving your credit history and driving record if you want to lower your base premium. If your car is particularly expensive, fast or unsafe, trading it in for a safer, less valuable model will help lower your insurance premium, too. Similarly, increasing your deductible and eliminating any unnecessary coverage can also help save you money, acting like a hidden discount.

If you’re looking for extra savings, it’s worth double checking the most common car insurance discounts as well as the most often overlooked ones listed above. Finally, no matter how many discounts are being applied to your policy, it’s best to frequently compare quotes from different insurers.