A few months ago, I used my Erie auto insurance's roadside assistance when my wife locked her keys in the car. When it was time for renewal, I noticed an increase in my premiums. After shopping around with two independent agents, Erie was still the most affordable option among reputable companies, even after the increase.
I checked my CLUE report and saw that the roadside assistance was listed as a claim, along with others from previous years (those were through Geico).
Now, I'm considering switching to AAA for roadside assistance. The Plus tier, which offers 100 miles of towing, would cost us $200 per year for two people. This seems higher than what I've seen others mention.
Given that I have a 2022 Subaru (which comes with its own roadside assistance but wasn't a great experience when I used it last year) and my wife drives a 2016 Mazda, is it worth paying $200 per year for AAA?
I checked my CLUE report and saw that the roadside assistance was listed as a claim, along with others from previous years (those were through Geico).
Now, I'm considering switching to AAA for roadside assistance. The Plus tier, which offers 100 miles of towing, would cost us $200 per year for two people. This seems higher than what I've seen others mention.
Given that I have a 2022 Subaru (which comes with its own roadside assistance but wasn't a great experience when I used it last year) and my wife drives a 2016 Mazda, is it worth paying $200 per year for AAA?
Statistics: Posted by BogleMelon — Sun Aug 25, 2024 10:03 am — Replies 0 — Views 51