Roadside assistance for rental cars and fleet vehicles is distinct from that of regular cars. Most rental vehicles are relatively new, typically less than seven years old with fewer than 30,000 miles, meaning they usually don’t require towing. Instead, services like flat tire repairs, lockouts, and directions are more commonly needed.

For construction vehicles, roadside assistance tends to be more expensive due to the demanding nature of their work. These vehicles are heavily used, carrying heavy loads and facing frequent flat tires from nails and debris on job sites. As a result, roadside assistance for construction vehicles can cost nearly double that of regular cars.

Service vehicles, such as those used for deliveries or specific tasks like carpet cleaning or flower delivery, also have unique needs. Although they aren’t subjected to the same harsh conditions as construction vehicles, their specialized modifications make them more prone to breakdowns, which increases the cost of roadside assistance, contact us.