Aaa Vs Bmw Roadside Assistance

AAA also gives you discounts on a lot of things movie tickets, theme parks. the list goes on and on. Also check with your insurance co.

sometimes they have a roadside assistance option for a reasonable price. M2 Technical Topics > Mechanical Maintenance: Break-in Oil & Fluids Servicing TSB Recalls > BMW Roadside / AAA Thread Tools Bookmarks twitter Facebook Digg Google StumbleUpon del.icio.us My Yahoo! XBimmers BMW X3 Forum BMW X3/X4 Forums (2018 - 2024) BMW X3 (G01) / X4 (G02) Forum BMW Extended Warranty - Roadside assistant vs AA/RAC Thread Tools Bookmarks twitter Facebook Digg Google StumbleUpon del.icio.us My Yahoo!

Greetings fellow BMWCCA members. I want to purchase 3rd-party roadside assistance coverage for my BMWs, and I'm hoping members will chime in to share thoughts and experience about providers. Who's good? Who should I avoid? Is this as simple as signing up with AAA, or are there better options? Home is the Buffalo/Niagara region of Western New York, and we tend to roam around the area on trips.

BMW Roadside Assistance isn't just for vehicles - it's for drivers, too. When unexpected situations arise far from home, we can help arrange rides, secure alternate transportation, help with hotel accommodations - or even reimburse you up to $1,000 per incident. AAA vs.

roadside assistance: Which should you get? Your current car insurance provider likely offers roadside assistance as an optional and affordable add-on, but an AAA membership can give you perks and services that insurance companies can't. I agree. I am a lifetime CCA member and a also a AAA Plus member.

Many of the club programs and the roadside that come with new cars have holes in the coverage. From my research only AAA has the best coverage. I got plus because it expands the area they will take you and it wasn't much more expensive.

If this is true then why am I a CCA lifer? When I asked my BMW service advisor, he said to stick with AAA. Evidently, BMW's contracted warranty company wasn't paying enough to get the trucks out when dealerships are closed.

I don't even use the "DMV" services, but do all my renewals online. I bought a new 330e in December. It looks like BMW Roadside Assistance will cover everything that AAA would cover (and maybe more) for the next 4 years.

Is there a good reason to keep AAA? BMW Roadside Assistance vs. AAA Jump to Latest 5.6K views 4 replies 4 participants last post by mde83 Feb 18, 2016 M.