My car broke down can the aa take the car to any garage you want?
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Typically AAA's contract states that they will take it to any place of your choosing, WITHIN a certain amount of miles.
So. if you're within that distance, you should be fine.
AAA will. I am not sure who is aa.
Ads I have seen say they will. what happens in reality is another story.
depends on the cover you got but normally they take you to the nearest approved garage or your home.
AAA will take it anywhere you want to go.
yes they can
They will take it anywhere you want and from anywhere. You do have to pay for a distance over 5 miles, I think it's like $2 a mile. Best wishes
yes, AAA will take it anywhere.
only if the tow is within the pre-set radius (3 miles, 5 miles, whatever) or you have premium service that tows up to 100 miles.
yes anyone
depends what kind of cover you have some only take you 10 miles of where you have broken down, other polices let you choose.
authorize dealer repair place, no backyard garage.
AAA?
If you are a member than you can have it towed for free up to 100 miles, after that I believe it is .40cents per mile, still a good deal. Since you have already had it towed there they might not want to pick it up and move it for you. If not just get a couple of friends to help you push it a block away and call AAA and tell them you need it towed again.
alcoholics anonymous will not tow you anywhere. but will help you tow the line.
AAA can. You might want ask AA this question, though.
AA[UK] have done their bit, up to you now.
Hey I've got a great idea. Why don't you call them and ask instead of asking us? I'll bet you get the right answer.
Well why not have it towed to the supplying dealer
AAA will take your vehicle to any garage you request. At least they've done that with us.
I had Green Flag recovery with my last insurance policy.
Great..nope. I got 'free' recovery in a 25 mile radius OR to the nearest garage - whichever was closer. Being 85 miles from home and at £2 a mile for the other 60miles.. you do the math!!
Yes, they will take you, but don't expect a great deal from the nominated garages either! I got ripped off. £350.00 to replace a water pump (£20 trade) - and hours work max.
Probably varies depending on your contract - check details they sent you or give them a call. I've never found a garage gives me priority on service/repairs just because I bought the car from them - in fact sales & service often barely know one another. The breakdown people you really want are Green Flag - much better than AA or RAC.
it depends on the type of cover U have, i'm with the RAC and if they cant fix it, they ask where i want it taken, could be a garage, my home wherever
AA will only help you with 12 steps, the rest is up to you, or TRIPLE A!
back when i was towing - the policy was if it broke on the road we would tow it to where you wanted , if it broke in your driveway nope
Sure. I have had cars towed from my driveway to my mechanic because it was unsafe. Always pay the premium 100 mile coverage. Otherwise after 7 miles it is like $7 or more a mile beyond that. Something does not add up that a dealer does not want to fix your car fast enough? There is a whole lot more to this story, care to elaborate?
Used to be if you had the basic aaa coverage you had to pay 3times the going rate for the mieage over what they cover. It was thier policy for years to allow the tow companies to do that to you in order to keep thier expense down.
My advice? Scrap it!
The AA should take the car to the destination of your choice, I only run oldies and classics, and fix them myself, so the few times this has happened, I have had them tow it back to my house, but yes, they should take it wherever you tell them to. I think thats scandalous that a 2 week old Ford should breakdown, hope you've torn a strip off of them for that! No matter what they say, I think modern cars aren't actually very reliable, I see quite a few newish cars on the hard shoulder and think, ridiculous!
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