Get world-class roadside assistance from Hagerty
Peace of mind. There are plenty of great reasons to join Hagerty Drivers Club, but knowing you and your passengers—and your car—will be safe in the event of any mishap is one of the best perks to membership. Hagerty Roadside will take care of everything if you end up stopped on the side of the road, with guaranteed flatbed service and soft tow straps, real-time tracking of the service truck, and an unlimited number of emergency service calls per year.
Forget waiting forever for a tow truck to show up and wondering how long you’ll be stuck. Hagerty Roadside allows you to watch the service truck’s location in real time on your smartphone. Not only does this eliminate uncertainty, it can give you the freedom to move to a more hospitable location while you wait for the truck to arrive. You can also get text message updates with the estimated time of arrival. Either way, Hagerty Roadside gives you a level of service you expect from the Hagerty name.
Anyone can join Hagerty Driver’s Club, whether you have a garage full of classics or are still looking for the perfect dream car—no Hagerty insurance required.
The $70/ year membership includes 24/7 towing service with soft nylon straps, unlimited service requests for things like lock-outs, jump-starts and fuel delivery, the first 100 miles of towing covered — when you need it most, and $100 toward emergency roadside services per occurrence.
All HDC memberships include Hagerty magazine, automotive discounts, exclusive member-only live and online events, and unlimited access to our valuation tools. Learn more about HDC and sign up today!
First time using Hagerty Roadside Assistance and I’m very happy and impressed with the experience. I needed a flat tire changed, so I created the online request, then received a call within 20 minutes that someone was on their way. Tyler arrived about 20 minutes later and, having modern tools, was able to change the tire very quickly. I’d also like to report that Tyler was so very, very nice. I point this out because so many people I interact with in various service industries are indifferent, brusk and just unpleasant. Kudos to Tyler.