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Subaru’s Roadside Assistance is the standard, limited coverage provided with every Subaru model year 2000 or newer. Coverage includes towing, jump-starts and fuel delivery for free, but only for the life of your factory warranty. Otherwise, you’ll pay $79.95 for Subaru Roadside Assistance Plus.
Enjoy 24/7 service with Subaru Roadside Assistance that extends to anyone living with you and college students up to age 21 who live away from home. Services include coverage of up to $100 for:
Roadside assistance is provided free with your factory warranty limited to three years or 36,000 miles on cars sold by authorized Subaru dealers. Use of your car for hired shuttle or taxi may invalidate your warranty and coverage.
Subaru models 2000 and later are available for roadside assistance:
Coverage is free if it falls within your factory warranty period. After your warranty expires, Subaru Roadside Assistance Plus will costs you $79.95 a year.
Roadside assistance covers the cost of an eligible event for up to $100, limited to four service calls annually. You’re responsible for any costs that exceed $100.
Get in touch with Subaru Roadside Assistance in three ways:
When you call for assistance, a representative will ask you to confirm that you’re safe before requiring your:
Here’s how Subaru stacks up against roadside assistance offered through car insurance policies.
| Company | Cost | Battery | Flat tire | Towing | Lockout | Gas delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAA | $52–$129 a year, depending on region | Yes | Yes | Up to 100 miles | Up to $100 | Yes to nearest station |
| Progressive | $16 a year | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| State Farm | $3–$4 a month with insurance | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geico | $14+ a year | Yes | Yes | Up to 100 miles | Up to $100 | Yes |
Subaru’s free roadside assistance provides basic coverage across your new car’s factory warranty. After that, you must upgrade your plan at a cost or forego roadside coverage.
Many car insurance policies bundle or offer similar roadside protection for a fee. To find the best fit with your needs and budget, compare car insurers and policy benefits.
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