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Roadside Assistance Numbers by Car Brand

Most new cars come with free 24/7 roadside help from the manufacturer. Find your brand below and tap the number to call.

In danger, in an accident, or is a child or pet locked in the car? Call 911 first.

Brand24/7 Roadside Number (tap to call)
Acura1-800-594-8500
Alfa Romeo1-855-299-1368
Audi1-800-411-9988
A8, S8, R8, TT, e-tron GT, Q6 e-tron: 1-866-478-3456
BMW1-800-332-4269
Buick1-800-252-1112
Cadillac1-800-224-1400
Electric models: 1-844-515-1420
Chevrolet1-800-243-8872
Chrysler1-800-521-2779
Dodge1-800-521-2779
FIAT1-888-242-6342
Ford1-800-241-3673
Genesis1-844-340-9742
GMC1-888-881-3302
Electric models: 1-844-515-1418
Honda1-866-864-5211
Hyundai1-800-243-7766
INFINITI1-800-662-6200
Jeep1-800-521-2779
Kia1-800-333-4542
Lexus1-800-255-3987
Lincoln1-800-521-4140
Mazda1-800-866-1998
Mercedes-Benz1-800-367-6372
Nissan1-800-225-2476
Ram1-800-521-2779
Subaru1-800-261-2155
Tesla1-877-798-3752
Toyota1-800-444-4195
Volkswagen1-800-411-6688
Wagoneer1-866-990-1278

Before You Call

Have These Ready

  • Your VIN (on the driver’s side of the dashboard, the door jamb, your registration, or your insurance card)
  • Your exact location or the nearest cross street
  • Year, make, model, color, and mileage
  • A phone number where they can call you back

Good to Know

  • Manufacturer roadside help usually lasts only during the warranty years. After that, check your insurance, credit card, or auto club.
  • Most programs will unlock your car, jump a battery, change a flat, bring fuel, and tow to a dealer.
  • Several carmakers say plainly that their roadside program does not pay for a new key or the labor to make one.

Lost Your Key? Roadside Can’t Make You a New One.

Roadside can get your door open or tow your car to a dealer, where a new key can take days and cost hundreds. We come to you, make a new key on the spot for most vehicles, and program it before we leave.

Numbers checked against each carmaker’s official U.S. website and owner materials in September 2026. Carmakers can change them, so if a number doesn’t work, check your owner’s manual, the sticker on your windshield, or your carmaker’s website. Don’t see your brand? Your owner’s manual or glove box will have it.