- Towing Service—Your vehicle will be towed to the nearest repair facility, typically one authorized by the warranty provider.
- Rental Car Service—The warranty provider will cover car rental fees up to a certain dollar amount for a specified number of days while your car is being repaired.
- Trip Interruption Coverage—If you break down during a trip, your warranty provider will cover some of the expenses of accommodation and meals. This coverage may only be applied to breakdowns that happen relatively far from home.
- Lockout Service—This coverage covers the cost for professional services in the event that you lock yourself out of the car.
- Emergency Fuel Delivery—Did you make the mistake of driving on “E” with no gas station in sight? Roadside assistance will cover fuel delivery with enough fuel to get you to the nearest gas station. However, you may be charged for the fuel itself.
- Winching—This service moves a vehicle that is stuck in a ditch or other hard-to-escape spot.
- Flat Tire Replacement—A professional can help you change a flat tire with a spare tire in your vehicle.
- Battery Jump-Start—A roadside assistance plan usually includes jump-start services for dead batteries, though hybrid vehicles with special batteries may not require this service.