Is Insurance Rescue Free?
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Insurance rescue is not free. Insurance companies generally provide free roadside assistance services for auto insurance customers, including services such as jump-starting, fuel delivery, tire replacement, quick repairs, emergency water supply, and towing. The specific free services may vary among different insurance companies and must be based on the terms of the insurance contract. The insurance rescue services are as follows: 1. On-site repairs: This is a highly practical service in auto insurance. While driving, it is inevitable to encounter situations where the car breaks down or malfunctions. If the breakdown occurs in a remote area or on a highway, it can be quite troublesome. In such cases, the insurance company can directly handle the situation. 2. Towing service: If the car cannot be repaired or is unable to drive after repairs during roadside assistance, towing service is required. This service is free within a towing distance of 100 kilometers. Beyond 100 kilometers, partial fees will apply. Even so, it can save a significant portion of the cost. 3. Lifting rescue: In some accidents or incidents where the car is severely damaged and cannot be towed, lifting rescue is needed. This service is also free within 100 kilometers, and fees apply beyond that distance. 4. Jump-start service: This service is available when the car cannot start normally. In such cases, you can call the insurance company, and their staff will assist with jump-starting. Generally, if the battery is dead, this service can be utilized.
