Jeep Roadside Assistance Detroit MI

To ensure that you get the best help from Jeep's roadside assistance program, there are a few things you should be ready to provide the representative on the other end of the phone. First, you'll need to provide the full name of the vehicle's owner, whether it is you or a family member. You'll also need the vehicle identification number (VIN), which can be found on a placard on the driver's door jamb or on your vehicle's registration. Providing this information helps the representative pull up your exact vehicle. Other information to have handy is the year, make, and model of your vehicle, as well as the license plate number and odometer reading. Most importantly, you'll need to provide your current location. Be sure to include mile markers, landmarks, city or town, and nearby cross streets to be as precise as possible. You'll also be asked to describe the issue your vehicle is having with as much detail as possible. All of this information helps the roadside assistance personnel provide you with the best help possible.

In the event that you need to pull over while driving, it is vital to take some safety precautions while doing so. The first step is to make yourself visible to the drivers around you. Start by turning on your hazard lights before slowing down and moving to the nearest shoulder when it is safe to do so to remove your vehicle from the flow of traffic. Once safely parked on the side of the road, engage your emergency brake and power down the vehicle if it is still running. If you need to pull over on a hill, it's recommended that you turn the wheels away from the road when parked. If it is safe to exit the vehicle, do so and pop the hood, signaling that you're experiencing mechanical troubles. Even after you're out of the flow of traffic, it is still important to remain visible to both other motorists and the roadside assistance team member. Therefore, if you have road flares or reflective triangles, you should set them up both in front and behind your vehicle. Finally, return to your vehicle, call roadside assistance, and remain with your vehicle until help arrives.

There are many things that can interrupt your journeys, and Jeep's roadside assistance program is prepared to help you with just about any of them. If you get a flat tire, for example, calling for roadside assistance, a technician will arrive to either help install your spare tire or patch a puncture. Running late to work and your car won't start? A technician will be dispatched to your location to provide a jump start. If you happen to run out of fuel, roadside assistance covers the delivery of up to two gallons of fuel to get you to the nearest gas station up to two times a year. Finally, if your vehicle becomes disabled for any reason, roadside assistance provides towing to the nearest Jeep-certified service center, like the one here at Rochester Hills Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram. The best part about Jeep's roadside assistance program is that all of its services are available 24/7. Whether you need it on a Wednesday afternoon or midnight on a Saturday, when you call roadside assistance for your Jeep, someone will always answer!

Here at Rochester Hills Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram, we're committed to helping you keep your Jeep running smoothly, but sometimes, things happen while you're out on the road. That's why all new Jeeps come with 24/7 roadside assistance. If you're in the market for a new Jeep in the Detroit area, then make Rochester Hills Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram your one and only stop. Here, you can find dozens of new Grand Cherokee, Wrangler, and Gladiator models, among many others. If you have any further questions about roadside assistance or our Jeep inventory, use the contact form below this page to reach our sales team. We hope to hear from you soon!