BMW ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE.

BMW Roadside Assistance is available for four years from the original in-service date of your new BMW, or up to eight years for Certified Pre-Owned BMWs. There are no mileage limitations and no separate costs to you.

Full program details may be found in the Consumer Identification Sheet provided by your BMW Center at time of sale.

For more information on eligibility and benefits, including limitations and exclusions, please see your Maintenance and Warranty booklet.

BMW roadside assistance is typically included for a limited period with new BMW vehicles, but coverage duration and terms vary depending on your vehicle, model year, and location. Most new BMW models come with complimentary roadside assistance for 24-36 months (or up to a certain mileage limit, typically 36,000 miles). For more information, contact your local BMW dealership for specific details about your vehicle, or call the BMW Roadside Assistance phone number in your vehicle's documentation.

Trip Interruption Assistance is a service that provides financial reimbursement and support for unexpected expenses when your BMW breaks down far from home during a trip, helping you complete your journey or return home. This service helps minimize out-of-pocket expenses beyond the basic towing and roadside support. For more information, review your BMW Roadside Assistance policy documents to confirm if Trip Interruption Assistance is included, or contact BMW Roadside Assistance for specific coverage details and limits.

BMW provides expert technical advice during emergencies through trained roadside assistance specialists and BMW-certified advisors who are available 24/7 via phone to diagnose issues, provide guidance, and coordinate appropriate solutions. Available options include the BMW Roadside Assistance Hotline, which allows you to call the 24/7 emergency number provided in your vehicle documentation, the iDrive System, the in-vehicle emergency support feature part of some BMWs, and BMW Customer Service, which provides premium support lines for more complex technical issues.

Yes, BMW Roadside Assistance typically covers your vehicle when someone else is driving it, provided they have your permission and are authorized to operate the vehicle. Coverage generally applies to the vehicle itself, not the specific driver.

BMW Roadside Assistance coverage may extend outside the USA, but availability depends on your specific plan, membership type, and destination country. Coverage is more limited internationally than domestically, and you should verify your specific coverage before traveling. Before you travel, be sure to:

• Review your membership agreement for international coverage details
• Note covered countries and any restrictions
• Verify coverage is active and won't expire during your trip
• Get contact information for international roadside assistance
• Understand different coverage limits internationally