Honda Premium Roadside Assist

Your membership number (your vehicle’s vehicle identification number, or VIN)

• Your name and location
• A description of the problem
• If possible, contact telephone numbers

Honda Premium Roadside Assist will provide wheel changing services for a damaged tyre or wheel with the vehicle’s serviceable spare. If the spare also happens to be damaged or unroadworthy, Honda Premium Roadside Assist will tow your vehicle to the nearest facility where it can be repaired or replaced at the owner’s expense.

Roadside Assist personnel will seek to provide you with sufficient fuel to get to a petrol station.

You may be charged for the supply of fuel.

If this is not possible or practical, then a tow will be provided.

Towing is provided as part of Honda Premium Roadside Assist when the vehicle cannot be made mobile. When this happens, your Honda will be towed to:

Metropolitan

• The closest Authorised Honda Centre free of charge, or
• Your preferred Authorised Honda Centre with a maximum towing distance of 20 km free of charge.

Additional towing distance above the 20 km limit will be at your expense.

Country

Either the closest Authorised Honda Centre or the local motoring organisation’s service facility free of charge, depending on the location and circumstances of the breakdown.

Where your vehicle has been towed to a service organisation’s service facility and the vehicle cannot be made mobile, Honda Premium Roadside Assist will transport your vehicle to the closest Authorised Honda Service Centre.

If you instead choose to tow the vehicle to your preferred Authorised Honda Service Centre, then the cost of the tow within the town area is covered by Honda Premium Roadside Assist. Any additional towing is at your expense.

If the vehicle cannot be delivered due to the lateness of the hour, Honda Premium Roadside Assist will provide the appropriate vehicle storage and make arrangements to have it delivered as soon as possible.

Remote Areas

Honda Premium Roadside Assist is only provided to vehicles disabled on constructed roads or driveways that are legally trafficable and can be reached by conventional two-wheel drive vehicles.

It doesn't include special equipment such as power winches or extended cables.

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