roadside assistance recommendations

[pokergod]

After reading the other thread, I've decided to get some. I didn't know but I already have some sort of assistance since I have a TD canadatrust gold elite credit card that includes it for free but after reading their services, they tow your card to the closest garage and that kinda, I would like to go to my own mechanic. So there what are the best ones? I know of:

CAA
Costco - I don't qualify since my car is too old
Canadian tire

Any other ones, or recommendations? thx

 

[pokergod]

thanks for the info...... you look soo yummy in the pic of you in your red bra in your latest ad

you couldn't pay me to take any mechanical service from Canadian Tire.

Go with CAA all the way. They are non profit. And you get umpteen dozen other discounts. Hotels are big... I always save at least 15%. That's the tax

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Automobile_Association

 

[Titalian]

merry ho ho

pardon the pun

That bottle of wine, must have been good

 

[gcostanza]

C.A.A., only one I'd choose.

 

[GameBoy27]

you couldn't pay me to take any mechanical service from Canadian Tire.

Go with CAA all the way. They are non profit. And you get umpteen dozen other discounts. Hotels are big... I always save at least 15%. That's the tax

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Automobile_Association

No truer words have ever been spoken, period!

And agreed, CAA is a good choice.

 

[TeasePlease]

you couldn't pay me to take any mechanical service from Canadian Tire.

Go with CAA all the way. They are non profit. And you get umpteen dozen other discounts. Hotels are big... I always save at least 15%. That's the tax

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Automobile_Association

You coulda fooled me by the looks of their financials!

 

[gcostanza]

You coulda fooled me by the looks of their financials!

The National Football League is a non-profit association as well. I'm not sure what your point is?