Who to sign up with for ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE?

vandriver2 · Jun 5, 2011

I would like to know who drivers use and maybe what the costs are. thanks everyone.

cranis · Jun 5, 2011

My company uses Donlen out of Ill. They give us fuel cards for individual trucks(mastercard) fueling only. Also they have a network of garages that bill them so all you have to do is get preauthorize.Just call and they find 1 nearest your local.

Fleet Leasing and Fleet Management Solutions - Donlen Corporation

copdsux · Jun 6, 2011

vandriver2 said:
I would like to know who drivers use and maybe what the costs are. thanks everyone.

I believe AAA will cover a van, because it only has four(4) wheels. Give 'em a call.

purgoose10 · Jun 6, 2011

I have AAA plus that covers my vans. Used them once when my driver locked himself out. They called a lock smith, went to the truck stop unlocked the door and never heard about charges so that one call paid for the years dues.

It's $30 for each additional driver and $45 for initial cost a year. They also will tow a van as long as they can use a regular tow truck. If you want you can join Good Sams club with a straight truck and they will tow or change a tire, they're about $50 a year.

Turtle · Jun 6, 2011

I have AAA Plus, which gives you four 100-mile tows a year (AAA Classic gives 5-mile tows). They won't tow you if you are loaded (but many of the tow truck operators themselves don't know this). In any case, if you're loaded and need a tow, when you call in for the tow, uhm, don't tell them you are loaded, duh. I've been towed while loaded twice.

paullud · Jun 6, 2011

I got my insurance through CIS and they use Progressive so roadside is already part of my insurance plan as it is with some other companies. Another option is through your cell company Verizon has roadside for a few dollars a month that can be added.

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CharlesD · Jun 7, 2011

Turtle said:
I have AAA Plus, which gives you four 100-mile tows a year (AAA Classic gives 5-mile tows). They won't tow you if you are loaded (but many of the tow truck operators themselves don't know this). In any case, if you're loaded and need a tow, when you call in for the tow, uhm, don't tell them you are loaded, duh. I've been towed while loaded twice.

I don't drive loaded.