September 11, 201511 yr From my garage. :lol2: Darn thing simply won't start. It's not the battery, we already tried that, pretty sure it's the ignition switch or the starter. Was completely unaware that State Farm provides "free" towing to it's customers. Really happy I didn't have to fork over any cash for it.
September 11, 201511 yr From my garage. :lol2: Darn thing simply won't start. It's not the battery, we already tried that, pretty sure it's the ignition switch or the starter. Was completely unaware that State Farm provides "free" towing to it's customers. Really happy I didn't have to fork over any cash for it. I didn't realize that about State Farm either. Hopefully won't ever have to use it.
September 11, 201511 yr Author I didn't realize that about State Farm either. Hopefully won't ever have to use it. It was really convenient and easy. You just call the roadside assistance number on the back of your card and they take down your info. Then about 5 minutes later an automated system calls you back letting you know what towing company it is and what their ETA is. They told me 45 minutes and the guy was there in 15.
September 11, 201511 yr Was completely unaware that State Farm provides "free" towing to it's customers. Really happy I didn't have to fork over any cash for it. They do? Not sure I've ever seen that mentioned but good to know. Sucks about your car.
September 11, 201511 yr They told me 45 minutes and the guy was there in 15. If you were really in a bind, it would have taken two hours. :lol2:
September 11, 201511 yr Author But, you're still going to walk to work today, right? Got here at 7 am my man. If that guy in Michigan can do it for all those years, I surely can for a couple days right? (Or I may have borrowed a car from my parents, not sure )
September 11, 201511 yr hmm.... my mom has State Farm and has always had to at least pay for the towing up front, but gets reimbursed. Will have to let her know about this.
September 11, 201511 yr That’s awesome! I recently learned that my insurance company reimburses the expense to have someone “slim jim” your car when you lock the keys in it (yeah , that was fun). But I had to outlay the cash first and then turn in the receipt.
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