What does Allstate roadside assistance cover? This question is about Allstate

What does Allstate roadside assistance cover?

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Allstate roadside assistance covers policyholders when they are stranded or in need of help on the road. From fuel delivery to flat-tire changes, a roadside assistance membership from Allstate ensures you are protected in an emergency.

What Allstate Roadside Assistance Covers

Towing up to $150
Battery jump-starts
Fuel Delivery
Lockout Service
Tire Changes

Allstate roadside assistance also includes coverage for boat and RV towing. You are allowed three to five service calls per year to use on any covered needs. Allstate also offers trip interruption protection for travel plans booked through participating vendors.

Roadside assistance from Allstate costs an average of $79 per year and may be a simple way to protect yourself if you already have an auto insurance policy through Allstate.

How much does Allstate roadside assistance cost?

Allstate roadside assistance about $89+ annually for the advantage plan and $164+ per year for the elite plan. Allstate 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. Exact prices may vary depending on the state and the covered vehicles.

Allstate Roadside Assistance Includes:

Towing up to $150 (up to $250 for elite members
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Does Allstate roadside assistance have a towing miles limit?

Allstate has a towing limit of 10 miles per rescue, up to five rescues per year, with the standard "Advantage" roadside assistance plan. Customers with Allstate’s “Elite” plan have a towing limit of 100 miles per rescue, up to five rescues per year. Specific roadside assistance coverage may vary by state, so drivers should check their Allstate policy to learn exact limits and exclusions.

Allstate Roadside Assistance Options

Insurance add-on. Allstate...

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Is the Allstate Motor Club worth it?

Yes, Allstate Motor Club is worth it if you want 24/7 roadside assistance anywhere in the U.S., and you anticipate using at least $89 in roadside assistance services in a year. Allstate Motor Club has two plans: Roadside Advantage, which costs $89 for the first year, and Roadside Elite, which costs $164 for the first year.

The cost to renew your membership is $105 per year for the Roadside Advantage plan and $179 per...

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