What is Emergency Road Service?
At Esurance, we know that a car accident isn't the only thing that can leave you stranded out there. That's why we offer Emergency Road Service (ERS) to our customers. ERS is an optional type of auto insurance coverage that helps you pay for towing if your car becomes disabled.
If you don't already belong to an auto club or a similar program that helps you pay for towing costs, you may want to consider purchasing ERS when you buy your Esurance policy.
There are several reasons to consider buying Emergency Road Service, such as accidents, breakdowns, and poor weather conditions. All of these can get in the way of your car's drivability.
Much of our country is characterized by inclement weather conditions, such as frequent snow, flooding, and other natural phenomena. Any one of these circumstances could cause your car to become stuck or breakdown more frequently — situations when you may need towing.
Whether your car experiences frequent breakdowns, or you accidentally leave your lights on overnight, ERS can be of help to you. Towing can be expensive, especially in rural areas. ERS will help you pay less out of pocket for towing services should the need ever arise.
When you buy your auto insurance coverage, there are certain factors to keep in mind when selecting an emergency road service plan. Consider how much it would cost to get your vehicle towed in your area, and make sure your coverage will be adequate for those circumstances. With Emergency Road Service, you can drive with peace of mind because you know Esurance has got your back!
This page is intended to provide you with general information about car insurance, and to help you understand the various kinds of coverage. It does not describe or refer to any specific policy or coverage. For information about your particular coverages, we encourage you to read your policy contract and consult your insurance representative with any questions.