Anyone had to use their Roadside Assist while under Warranty?

[Sxvipere]

Has anyone had to use their Roadside Assist while under warranty? I see you have to contact Roadside America to get the service for Can Am On-Road Units. Just curious how you made out?

 

[Bfromla]

Personal experience: Few redirected calls & at the time no one knew where closest dealer was (if open or other details) did have to provide vin# couple times. Wasn’t bad, could have been lil better (could also been state of mind - new vehicle stranded & all) understood trouble was finding a tow with flat-bed as well as dealer info. There’s a section in owner’s manual specifically for how to tow/load/secure & or keep manual on bike for whoever (towdriver) to review.

Afterwards have had better & more experience with AMA roadside also better network.
https://americanmotorcyclist.com/ (it's still up to you know where you want it towed, gather a list of possible dealers/places before your trips, & carry it with you)

 

[racoon]

When I bought my Spyder I updated my AAA account to add Motorcycle coverage.

It looks like it's only available in a very limited list of locations.

 

[CloverHillCrawler]

I used my progressive roadside assistance for the first time since ditching AAA with the F3 a couple of weeks ago when I had my "kill switch incident".

They showed up a lot faster than AAA ever did with my old F250 and with the correct equipment to tow my Spyder (FlatBed).