Various services are usually part of a roadside assistance program. Check with your insurance company for its specific offerings. These are standard services many insurers include in their roadside assistance programs:
Battery jump-start service providers can restart your battery if it’s dead.
Extrication or winching service can move your vehicle if it’s stuck. You may need to pay extra if it requires more than one professional and truck to dislodge your vehicle.
Flat-tire service professionals can replace your flat tire with your spare. Sometimes, roadside assistance may not cover a flat tire for a motorcycle or similar vehicle. Check with your insurance company.
Fuel-delivery service providers can deliver enough fuel to get you to the nearest gas station. If the service provider charges for this separately, they usually use the local pump price.
Lockout and locksmith services help you get into your vehicle if you’re locked out. Lockout service providers typically try to unlock your vehicle’s door using a pump wedge or a long-reach tool. If those methods don’t work, the provider will probably call a locksmith.
Towing service providers can take your vehicle to the nearest mechanic up to a specified distance. If your vehicle needs towing past that limit, you will pay for the overage.