What roadside assistance can include
Depending on the program, roadside help may include towing, a jump-start, a flat-tire service, vehicle lockout assistance, or fuel delivery. Each service solves a different immediate problem. Assistance does not mean that every repair, replacement part, fuel purchase, or additional mile is paid for.
Compare the details before enrolling
Start with how you will use the benefit: a daily commute, several drivers in one household, or occasional travel. Then compare the written details, rather than relying on a single headline.
- Who and which vehicles are eligible, and when benefits activate.
- The dispatch number, service territory, and process for advance authorization.
- The number of service events, towing allowance, and charges you may need to pay.
- The initial payment, recurring price, renewal schedule, and cancellation method.
Online enrollment and existing accounts
GetAAPP.net is the online AAPP enrollment website. Review its current offer and recurring-payment authorization before placing an order. A telephone promotion or a benefit supplied through another company may have different terms. Your own enrollment confirmation identifies the arrangement that applies to you.
Already enrolled? Use the dispatch instructions delivered with your benefit. General support at (813) 264-7110 can help identify those instructions; it is not a substitute for emergency services.
Keep the instructions where your household can find them
Save your enrollment confirmation, service contact, and member number in a place you can reach away from home. Share the applicable instructions with eligible household drivers. If you change vehicles or move, ask support whether your account information needs updating.