Can I Get Free Rescue Services with Insurance?
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Buying insurance can provide free rescue services. Additional information: 1. Free fuel delivery service: Sometimes you may run out of gasoline and cannot find a gas station immediately. In such cases, you can contact your insurance company by phone to request free fuel delivery. You only need to pay for the cost of the gasoline. 2. Free water refill service: Similar to the fuel delivery service, when the coolant is insufficient and causes the radiator to overheat, making it impossible to continue driving, do not force the car to run as it may damage the engine. You can also contact your insurance company for a free water refill service. Compared to other rescue companies, this service is more reliable. 3. Free jump-start service: Similar to the fuel and water services mentioned above, insurance companies also provide free jump-start services. This situation might occur more frequently than running out of fuel or overheating, such as when car lights are left on overnight, leading to a dead battery and inability to start the car. 4. Free towing service: The chances of a car breaking down outdoors are not very high, but issues like flat tires or mechanical failures in the powertrain can occur. When the car cannot be driven, towing becomes essential. Some car insurance policies include one free towing service, usually within a 100-kilometer range, where the insurance company provides free towing.
When I bought car insurance before, I asked the insurance company, and they said many car insurance packages now include free roadside assistance services, especially comprehensive or commercial insurance. However, it's important to note that 'free' doesn't mean unlimited—for example, you might only be able to use it three times a year, and towing beyond 100 kilometers would require additional payment. Last winter, my car battery died, and I called for assistance. Someone arrived within half an hour to jump-start it, and indeed, no charge was applied. But if you only purchase compulsory traffic insurance, this service definitely won't be included. It's best to have the insurance agent include the roadside assistance terms in the contract when buying insurance.