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What is roadside assistance?

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Roadside assistance, also known as breakdown cover, is a service designed to help you get going again if your vehicle breaks down.

When you call for help, your service provider will usually try to solve your problem over the phone.

If they can’t, they’ll send either a roadside contractor to mobilize your vehicle or a truck to tow it to the nearest motor mechanic (within service limits).    

The most common roadside-assistance services include jumpstarts, battery replacements, breakdown tows, tire changes, emergency fuel, and key recovery.

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 Roadside assistance is a service provided by various organizations, typically automobile clubs, insurance companies, or car manufacturers, aimed at helping motorists when they encounter issues while driving. It usually covers common problems such as flat tires, dead batteries, lockouts, and mechanical breakdowns.When a driver experiences a problem on the road, they can call the roadside assistance provider, who dispatches a service vehicle to their location to provide assistance. The services offered may include jump-starting a dead battery, changing a flat tire, delivering fuel if the vehicle runs out, towing the vehicle to a nearby repair facility, or providing minor repairs to enable the vehicle to continue operating. 




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