I had a breakdown near Rocksprings, Utah in 2008 and was covered for trip interruption and a large chunk of the tow to Salt Lake. Bought and reside in TX
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BMW Roadside Assistance
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I had a breakdown near Rocksprings, Utah in 2008 and was covered for trip interruption and a large chunk of the tow to Salt Lake. Bought and reside in TX
AKsuited
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I had a breakdown near Rocksprings, Utah in 2008 and was covered for trip interruption and a large chunk of the tow to Salt Lake. Bought and reside in TX
That would be Rock Springs, Wyoming, wouldn't it? I lived there briefly during my western period.
Harry
yes, Wyoming...towed to Utah...darn windy out there!
lee
Debbie's Servant
There is no fine print like that in my 2011 Roadside Assistance booklet.
TwoWheels2Go
New member
BMW Roadside assist does not last forever
I recently had a breakdown in Canada and found my Roadside assist had gone flat when my factory warranty expired. I had to shell out over $800 to get the bike to a dealer.
I recently had a breakdown in Canada and found my Roadside assist had gone flat when my factory warranty expired. I had to shell out over $800 to get the bike to a dealer.
lee
Debbie's Servant
On bikes we've had, Roadside Assistance has always ran out when warranty expired. Our GM cars have been the same way.
I have not checked on the current bikes, but in the past, the Roadside Assistance could be continued if you paid a yearly fee.
beemergirl
New member
Roadside assist runs out in 36 months from original purchase. Only runs out the same time as mileage if you don't put 36k miles on the bike in less than 36 months. I had 36k miles well before the 36 months.....still had roadside assist.
bikerfish1100
New member
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often, your own vehicle insurance will cover towing for no/little additional charge. AMA membership also includes towing servies.
often, your own vehicle insurance will cover towing for no/little additional charge. AMA membership also includes towing servies.
nytrashman
New member
although my bike is covered by BMW roadside assistance i also have Good Sams RV Emergency Road Service. this covers ANY vehicle registered in your name and has no mileage or dollar limitation. i have called them to verify this and i was told that your vehicle will be towed to the nearest authorized repair center, regardless of mileage. although i have no first hand experience using them, i like the fact that there is no mileage limitation.
