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Originally Posted by 1stMH
I have both AAA and towing from both our insurance and warranty companies.
I could combine them if needs be for a long tow.
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Per the AAA website, some "regions" do not honor roadside assistance calls. You must locate a wrecker service yourself, then submit bills to AAA. Check with your local office to keep me honest.
This is copied from
Consumer Reports website:
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Did you know?
A tow could boost your car insurance premium
Using an insurance company’s roadside assistance or towing benefits too often could affect your rates (and not in a nice way) or even your eligibility for coverage. Some auto insurers consider your calls for roadside assistance to be negatives, just like accident claims. State Farm, the nation’s largest insurer, says the use of roadside assistance is a very small factor in calculating rates or considering a driver’s insurability. Some insurers report roadside assistance calls made under their policies to ChoicePoint, an Alpharetta, Ga., company that compiles claims information for the insurance industry. Nationwide Insurance and Geico say they report the information but don’t use it in their policy decisions. Allstate says it doesn’t report usage by members of the Allstate Motor Club, but it does report towing claims made under its insurance policies."
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