Lemonade Car Roadside Assistance
With Lemonade Car's roadside assistance services, we're with you every step of the way. We'll break down—no pun intended—how it all works
With Lemonade Car's roadside assistance services, we're with you every step of the way. We'll break down—no pun intended—how it all works
That dreaded red light pops up on your dashboard. Your heart sinks, and soon you’re pulled over on the side of the road with smoke billowing out from under your car’s hood.
When your car breaks down, it could leave you stranded in the worst possible situation. You want to get help—and back on your way as soon as possible. That’s why Lemonade Car offers roadside assistance with our car insurance policies.
Let’s break down—no pun intended—how it all works.
When your car breaks down, roadside assistance sends help. An authorized provider will dispatch a tow truck, a service vehicle to jump a dead battery, or someone to change a tire—whatever you need to either get on the road again, or have your ride sent to a garage for repairs.
We offer roadside assistance as an optional add-on coverage. So when you build a quote with Lemonade Car, you can add roadside assistance to your policy by simply toggling the coverage.
Covering your Camry, Benz, and Silverado all on a multi-car policy and want each to include roadside assistance? Or do you only want it for the Camry? Make sure to toggle the coverage for each car separately.
And if you don’t select roadside assistance when you buy your policy and have a change of heart later, no sweat! You can easily edit your coverages—like adding roadside assistance, and so much more—at any time, all on the Lemonade app.
Keep in mind that adding coverage usually raises your premium.
Lemonade’s roadside assistance is available anywhere in the United States or Canada, as well as in any U.S. territory. While we love our neighbors to the south, roadside assistance is not available in Mexico.
Car insurance companies offer different options for roadside assistance, though most include the basics, like towing and a jump start. Here’s everything you get with Lemonade’s car insurance coverage.
If your car breaks down or can’t be driven, we’ll arrange to tow your car to the nearest repair shop, up to 50 miles from the car’s location.
Towing after an accident, including towing from the accident scene or secondary tows, might be covered separately by your comprehensive or collision coverage.
Dead battery? It happens, especially during the winter. If you’re out of juice, we’ll send someone to your car’s location to jump start a dead battery.
It’s always a good idea to keep an eye on how full your tank is. But we’ve all been there before. If you run out of gas, we’ll deliver up to 2 gallons of standard car fuel (gas or diesel) to help you get back on your way. Unfortunately, we can’t deliver hydrogen or biodiesel.
As long as you’ve got a fully inflated spare tire in the trunk, we can send someone to change your flat tire. This service won’t include the repair or replacement of your tires.
Did your kid lock the keys in the trunk? Did you lose your keys or fob, or did they get stolen? If you’re shut out of your car, we’ll send someone to unlock the doors. This doesn’t include the repair or replacement of keys, fobs, or locks themselves.
We’ll have someone come remove your car if it’s near a paved surface but stuck in mud, grass, ice, or snow. If your car is damaged and can’t be driven once it’s removed, that damage might be covered separately by your comprehensive or collision coverage.
All insurance policies have exclusions, aka things they won’t cover. Lemonade’s roadside assistance doesn’t include the following services.
Roadside assistance services only include towing and associated labor costs from the location where your car stopped working. It’s not designed to permanently fix your car. Roadside assistance doesn’t cover the cost of repairs, or any labor performed at a service station, garage, or repair shop.
The cost of purchasing parts, fluid, lubricants, or replacement keys, or the labor to install parts or make replacement keys, are not included.
We can’t reimburse roadside assistance provided by anyone other than the providers in our network. That said, we’re proud of our partners, and we’ve spent a lot of time choosing the best.
We’ve made it easy for you to contact us and get help. Just make sure you have an active Lemonade Car policy that includes roadside assistance on your car, and have our app downloaded on your phone.
If your battery dies on a deserted country road, or your engine says adios on the way to Alabama, head over to the Car tab on the Lemonade app and tap the ‘Roadside Assistance’ button. Our friendly chatbot, AI Jim, will help you navigate the quick process from there. Once you submit a request, we’ll send in the cavalry.
Each car on your Lemonade Car policy that you cover with roadside assistance is eligible for up to 3 services during a 6-month term.
We work with a partner, HONK Technologies, Inc., so we have access to their entire network of independent roadside assistance and towing service providers. Roadside assistance will be provided to you in accordance with the terms and conditions in effect at the time you use the services. But don’t worry, we’ll make sure to update you whenever they change and provide you with the current terms and conditions.
In short: When you include roadside assistance coverage on your policy, you’ll never find yourself wandering a remote country road in the dark without a flashlight, starring in your own personal horror movie. We’ll find you and send help in no time.
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