QuickAssist Roadside Network

Because QuickAssist heavily focuses on hyper-local deployment in densely populated urban areas, their average wait time is often under 30 minutes. They utilize a localized network of certified providers to rapidly dispatch tow trucks or service vehicles. This significantly reduces the time spent stranded on the side of a busy city highway.

While QuickAssist is highly optimized for rapid deployment of minor urban issues like jump-starts, lockouts, and flat tires, they do cover towing to approved repair facilities. The towing distance covered will depend on the specific insurance package or tier you purchased. If you need a tow beyond your covered radius, you will be billed a per-mile rate.

In most cases, if you use a mechanic within the certified QuickAssist Roadside Network, you do not have to pay out of pocket at the time of service. The provider bills the insurance network directly for the covered service. You would only pay out of pocket if you go outside the network or request services outside your policy limits.

Generally, roadside assistance packages like QuickAssist follow the insured vehicle or the specific driver named on the policy. If your plan is vehicle-based, it can be used by anyone driving that specific car during an emergency. If the plan is driver-based, you can use it for any vehicle you are driving or riding in.