Increased Towing and Labor Coverage
Included with: Signature auto policies
Plan comparison:
- Essential: No coverage for towing and labor can be added.
- Advantage: $100 limit per disablement with standard towing and labor benefits. This can be upgraded to Increased Towing and Labor coverage or removed for all vehicles on the auto policy.
- Signature: $300 limit per disablement with enhanced benefits. This can be downgraded to standard towing and labor coverage or removed for all vehicles.
Availability, limits and deductibles may vary by state and policy.
How does this coverage work?
Increased Towing and Labor coverage provides the following enhancements compared with our Essential or Advantage policies:
- Provides a $300 limit per covered disablement
- Includes enhanced roadside benefits through Amica’s Roadside Assistance Program. In addition to the standard benefits, such as tire changes, jump starts, fuel delivery and lockout service, it also includes:
- Up to 100 miles of customer-choice towing.
- An extended winching distance of 20 feet from the road.
- A $30 Lyft voucher valid for 24 hours for all towing events.
Real-life scenarios
Stuck vehicle
Flat tire
Is this coverage right for you?
It may be a good fit if:
- You drive frequently or take longer trips
- You want more protection for towing and roadside service costs
- You like added convenience benefits — such as extended winching distance and a Lyft voucher for towing events.
Ready to decide?
Explore YourPlan auto coverage options, or speak with an Amica insurance representative to review your quotes and confirm availability in your state.
FAQs about Increased Towing and Labor Coverage
A disablement is each time your vehicle becomes disabled and needs covered roadside service, such as towing, winching, jump start, lockout service, etc.
Towing and labor generally covers towing (up to your policy limit) and labor performed at the place of disablement (not at the repair shop). Common examples include jump starts, tire changes, lockout service and fuel delivery.
No. Labor is only covered if performed at the scene of disablement, and parts aren’t covered under this feature.
Towing and labor options are typically applied to all vehicles listed on an auto policy.
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