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Emergency Assistance and road Side Assistance

Our AARP (Hartford) doesn't cover m/cycles -- wish it did.

I just now bought AAA Premier solely for our trip starting next week. They tow up to 200 miles.


AARP Hartford has several plans. Ours specifically covers motorcycles. Take a look at the web page. Covers trucks with trailers too. All vehicles we own or rent.
 
I'm an AMA Member so I have that. Got BEST too.
Also the GWRRA has Road Riders Rescue. Rescueplus.org

It's $35 a year for members or $80 a year for non-members. You don't have to ride a Gold Wing to be a GWRRA member. I've been a member for years. It's where I also take my trike training classes for my insurance discount.

100 miles of towing, tire service, fuel delivery, map service and covers a family of four. 45,000 towing providers across U.S. and Canada. Other benefits as well.
 
After much research I went with AAA Plus RV. They must tow me anywhere I am up to 200 miles once a year and two other 100 mile tows, also yearly. A service call is considered anytime they respond to you regardless if they tow you or not. If you go over the 100 miles but don't wish to use the 200 mile tow you can pay the mileage over the original 100 miles. This cost me $160.00 a year. Can Am had too many restrictions on their free 2 year roadside so I have that just in case till it expires.
 
Thank you for all of your responses. They all refer to question #2

Does anyone have any information or comments about "Emergency Assistance Plus (AE+)" it is sponsored by the VFW, American Legion and a lot of other groups.

Thanks
 
Thank you for all of your responses. They all refer to question #2

Does anyone have any information or comments about "Emergency Assistance Plus (AE+)" it is sponsored by the VFW, American Legion and a lot of other groups.

Thanks

It would be more accurate to say it is 'pushed' by those groups to their members. They are paid by the insurance company to 'endorse' it to their members. Their endorsement means nothing whatsoever.
 
I called Progressive to get Roadside Assistance as backup for my AMA coverage. $15/ yr effective immediately. Hard to beat that.
 
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