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Shop your Honda dealership for stylish, high-quality SUVs. See whether the compact 2025 CR-V or the midsize 2025 Pilot best fits your family in this detailed guide. Performance and Fuel Economy The CR-V has a 190-horsepower engine that gets 179 pound-feet of torque while the Pilot provides 285 hp and 262 pound-feet of torque with a potent V6. Both SUVs have standard front-wheel and available all-wheel drive. The CR-V comes with a continuously variable automatic transmission and the Pilot features a 10-speed automatic. The CR-V can tow up to 1,000 or 1,500 pounds while the Pilot can handle either 3,500 or 5,000 pounds depending on the trim. Interior Space The two-row CR-V seats five while the three-row Pilot accommodates seven with second-row captain's chairs or eight if you stick with the standard bench. You can fit more than 39 cubic feet of cargo in the rear of the CR-V, and up to 76.5 cubic feet when you fold down the second row. The Pilot gives you 18.6 cubic feet behind the third row, 48.5 cubic feet behind the second row, and 87 cubic feet with both rear rows folded. Infotainment Tech Both crossovers pair a 7-inch digital gauge cluster with a 7-inch touchscreen. You'll have standard Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, and USB connection. The CR-V has a standard four-speaker stereo and the Pilot comes with a seven-speaker system. Optional tech for both models includes wireless device charging, HD and satellite radio, and the wireless versions of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. You can add a six-speaker or eight-speaker audio system in the CR-V and a 12-speaker system in the Pilot. Driver Assistance Features Each SUV incorporates advanced driver assistance tech such as adaptive cruise control, auto high beams, traffic sign recognition, lane departure warning, lane keep assist, forward automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, and a rearview camera. The Pilot includes standard blind-spot monitoring, driver attention monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert. These features are optional for the CR-V. You can add front and rear parking sensors to either model. Comfort and Convenience Both models come with push-button start and proximity keyless entry, and the Pilot also has standard remote start, heated power-adjustable front seats, and ambient cabin lighting. You'll have single-zone automatic climate control in the CR-V and three-zone automatic climate control in the three-row SUV. Enhance either interior with available leather upholstery and a moonroof. Choose from three CR-V models and six Pilot trims for 2025. Visit Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID to test drive your top pick now.

Transmission problems may seem scary, but most can be easily and inexpensively repaired if detected when they start. Like most problems, a transmission issue will worsen over time, potentially causing further damage. As your Honda dealership, we'd like you to know a few signs you need to visit us for a transmission service. Transmission Leak Transmission fluid is vital for your transmission, providing the hydraulic power that enables the gears to shift smoothly and easily. Many transmission components depend on friction to work effectively, and this fluid coats them in a friction-resistant covering. The covering allows them to glide rather than grind against each other, reducing wear and tear. Finally, the fluid helps reduce the temperature inside the transmission, reducing component damage. Fluid can leak from several places, but the most common leak site is through a worn transmission pan gasket. The pan gasket seals the transmission but can shrink due to age, and the fluid will leak. Fortunately, a leak is easy to identify as transmission fluid is bright or dark red. Our technicians will examine the transmission and repair the leak. Once the leak is fixed, we'll refill the fluid. Slipping Gears Once your Honda transmission shifts gears, it remains in the new gear until you or the transmission computer shifts it again. Slipping gears is a dangerous situation where the gears shift without warning and usually drop to the previously used gear. Depending on the gear, this can cause your Honda to lurch as it is forcibly slowed or even stop dead and potentially cause an accident. Slipping gears can be caused by worn gear teeth, broken transmission bands, a transmission computer error, or a fluid leak. The most common cause is low transmission fluid, as the lack of fluid reduces the hydraulic power used to shift the gears. Insufficient power prevents the transmission from remaining in the new gear. We'll examine your transmission and repair the problem. Check Engine Light The transmission is one of the few systems in your vehicle that doesn't have a warning light. This is because the engine and transmission work so closely together that a transmission problem will automatically affect engine performance. If the transmission develops a problem, the engine works harder to compensate, causing additional wear and tear on engine components and possibly causing damage. We'll connect an OBD II reader to your Honda computer if you have an illuminated check engine light. Any issues identified by the computer are logged with error codes, and once the reader reveals the code, we will fix the problem. If you have a transmission problem, contact the experts at Coeur d"Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID.

As your Honda dealership, we provide a complete range of services to keep your Honda in great shape. Parts will inevitably wear out or fail, potentially causing additional damage if not repaired. We'd like you to know a few signs you need to visit us for Honda maintenance. Thudding Noises If you hear thudding noises when driving, this could mean one or both of your engine mounts are damaged. The engine mounts are made from tough rubber and are filled with liquid. The mounts anchor your engine securely to the frame, and their liquid filling helps absorb vibrations from the surface that could damage the engine. They also muzzle the engine vibrations caused by combustion and the movement of countless engine components. In time, the rubber mounts can crack, and the liquid will seep out. If this happens, your engine will move up and down when driving, causing a thudding noise as it hits the frame on the way down. The engine can't tear loose from the damaged mounts, but it will suffer unnecessary wear and tear due to the constant movement. We'll examine the mounts and replace them if they're damaged. Rattling From the Converter The catalytic converter is connected to the exhaust system and converts dangerous, toxic engine gases into harmless gases and water. This reduces pollution when the newly converted gases leave the tailpipe. The converter is a relatively tough component, only requiring replacement after approximately eight years. The converter uses crushing pressure, intense heat, and chemical reactions to convert the gases. If your converter is failing, it can overheat. The converter's interior has a honeycomb structure to provide the largest possible surface area for conversion. Excessive heat can crack the honeycomb, and pieces will break off and rattle inside the converter as you drive. We can't repair this damage, but we can replace the converter to fix the problem. Hard Brake Pedal When you push on the brake pedal, you feel resistance, which grows as you exert more pressure. The resistance is normal and is caused by pressurized brake fluid. If you hit the brakes and the pedal barely moves, the excessive resistance is caused by the failure of a braking component called the brake pedal booster. The booster is located behind the brake pedal and uses a vacuum system to magnify the force you exert 10x. This enables you to apply the brakes without excessive effort. If the booster is damaged, usually due to a leak in the vacuum system, braking will become slower and more tiring due to the extra effort you must exert. We'll examine the booster and repair or replace it to fix this issue. If your Honda isn't working as well as it should, contact us today at Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID.

The 2025 Honda Passport is a highly practical vehicle that does a lot of things very well. It's packed full of incredible technology, can handle some light off-road fun, and has lots of space inside to transport bulky items with ease. It's Ready for Adventures Each Passport has some traction control modes that help it take on the trails, but the TrailSport is the trim that excels at heading off on the beaten path. Its suspension is tuned to keep you comfortable while taking on off-road driving. The car also comes with standard all-terrain tires to help it maintain enough traction to safely drive on different surfaces. It's Able to Transport Lots of Cargo The Passport can travel with lots of cargo in the cabin or a trailer behind the vehicle. When properly equipped, all of the Passport's trims can handle hauling up to 5,000 pounds of cargo. You can also travel with lots of luggage in the car, as it has a spacious cargo area and additional room for cargo in the cabin. You've got a maximum of 50.5 cubic feet to fill up behind the second row, but you can expand this to up to 100.8 cubic feet in size by folding down the back seats. The Passport has a one-touch feature that makes folding down that row effortless. It's Packed Full of Incredible Technology The Honda Sensing features in the Passport allow you to drive with more confidence by helping you stay safe while you're driving, parking, and reversing. There are tons of features we could discuss in depth, but let's focus on some of the most impressive ones. The vehicle has a Collision Mitigation Braking System that lets you know if you're in danger of crashing into something in front of you. If you don't work to prevent a crash, then the system will apply light or strong braking as needed. The car also has A Rare Departure Mitigation System that identifies lane markers and warns you if you're leaving the road. Other impressive features include the Lane Keeping Assist System and Blind Spot Information System. It's Got Wonderful Comfort Features There are several standard features in the Passport that help enhance your comfort. Heated front seats can help keep you warm in winter, as they're standard in all of the trims. Ventilated seats, which are standard in the top trim, can help you cool down instead. The top trim also has heated rear outboard seats. All of the trims have leather-trimmed seats that provide an upscale look and feel. Are you eager to take the Passport out for a test drive? Come see it at Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID.

As Honda's modern take on the minivan, the 2025 Honda Odyssey offers a family-friendly design and fun for every journey. While a thoughtfully designed interior is a hallmark of minivans, the newest Honda Odyssey goes above and beyond with innovative convenience and advanced safety technology to protect your loved ones for every mile of the journey. Engine Specs The Odyssey's V6 engine incorporates a range of advanced systems to help the Odyssey achieve superior performance, including an Eco Assist System, an Active Control Engine Mount System, and Variable Cylinder Management. These systems provide the Honda with unbeatable efficiency, exceptional smoothness, and deft handling, making the Odyssey a joy to drive. For all-weather performance, every new Honda Odyssey comes equipped with Intelligent Traction Management and a Snow mode, recalibrating the minivan's traction control to handle any road conditions with ease. All new Odyssey trims come with a 10-speed shift-by-wire automatic transmission with paddle shifters, as well as a 24-valve VTEC SOHC valvetrain. Spacious Cabin The Odyssey offers over 160 cubic feet of passenger space and more than 32 cubic feet of cargo room, even with all eight seats occupied. You can significantly expand this space to over 80 cubic feet by folding down the third-row bench, and to more than 140 cubic feet by folding both the second and third rows. The Honda minivan's second-row bench features Magic Slide technology and a walk-in function, providing easy access to the one-motion 60/40-split third-row bench. Onboard Technology The Honda Odyssey's leather-wrapped steering wheel features illuminated controls for the minivan's cruise control, phone connectivity, and onboard audio system. The front console's ambient lighting and cabin mood lighting transform the interior into a serene sanctuary. Each new Odyssey comes with an auto-dimming rearview mirror and an integrated HomeLink Remote System. The EX-L, Sport-L, and Touring trims each have a seven-speaker 160-watt sound system with a subwoofer, while the top-trim Elite boasts an 11-speaker 500-watt sound system with its own subwoofer. In every cabin, you'll find convenience features like integrated Bluetooth, Speed-Sensitive Volume Compensation, HondaLink, and a wireless smartphone charger. Driver-Assistive and Safety Systems Every 2025 Odyssey model has an impressive collection of passive and active safety systems, including Vehicle Stability Assist with Traction Control, a multi-view camera, and the full suite of Honda Sensing technologies. Your family deserves an upgraded ride packed with impressive safety and convenience features, and the Odyssey is here to exceed your expectations. Visit our dealership here at Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID, at your earliest convenience to experience the Honda Odyssey in person!

The Honda Civic has always been one of our favorite sedans in the compact class. For 2025, the Civic steps up its game with an available hybrid powertrain. It boasts the same stylish look we all love and comes with amazing tech. Check out the features of the 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid. Reliable Hybrid Powertrain You can now get the Honda Civic with a hybrid powertrain that combines a 2.0-liter four-cylinder with two electric motors. This duo makes a total of 200 horsepower, which is enough power for thrilling drives and highway passing. A standard sporty suspension makes the Civic fun to drive and offers great cornering precision. Well-Appointed Cabin Both hybrid trims of the 2025 Civic come with premium interior appointments. The entry-level Sport Hybrid features a dual-zone automatic climate control system, heated front seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and a power moonroof. You also get two cupholders on both rows and a seatback pocket to stash away small everyday items. The Sport Touring Hybrid upgrades to leather seats and power front seats. Smart Connectivity The Civic Hybrid comes standard with the base 7-inch touchscreen display, but there's a larger 9-inch screen in the Sport Touring Hybrid. Both displays are compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allowing you to sync your phone and stream content. The Sport Touring Hybrid trim offers wireless smartphone integration and adds Google Built-in and Alexa Built-in. It also replaces the Sport Hybrid's 8-speaker stereo with a premium 12-speaker Bose sound system. Ample Safety Features Honda cars are renowned for safety, which is why the new Civic Hybrid comes standard with ample driver assistance tech. With Honda Sensing, you get safety features like collision mitigation braking, lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist, blind spot monitoring, and a rear cross-traffic monitor. Adaptive cruise control and auto high-beam headlights are standard, and parking sensors are optional. If you want to go green and still enjoy style and driving comfort, the 2025 Civic Hybrid is the perfect sedan for you. Swing by Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID, so we can set you up with a test drive!

The 2025 Honda Accord is a family sedan suitable for daily commutes and adventures. Its cabin is roomy and well-equipped, and the powertrains are economical with fuel. The Accord also comes with smart tech and numerous safety features to keep you and your family safe. Here's a detailed breakdown of its features. Powertrain Options The Accord's base engine is a 1.5-liter turbo-four that puts out 192 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque. Power goes through a continuously variable transmission (CVT), and front-wheel drive is standard. A hybrid powertrain is available for eco-conscious drivers. It pairs a 2.0-liter engine with Honda's two-motor system to push out 204 horsepower combined. Seating and Comfort The Accord has a roomy interior, as expected of a family sedan. It's even more spacious than some small SUVs, with 42.3 inches of front legroom and 40.8 inches of rear legroom. It has standard cloth seats, with an option of leather-trimmed seats in most of the hybrid trims. Higher trims add a few extra niceties like heated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, a 10-way power driver's seat, and a power sunroof. Heated rear outboard seats and ventilated front seats are reserved for the Touring Hybrid trim. For storage, you get 16.7 cubic feet of trunk space, which is plenty for a small family. Smart Technology The gas-only Accords come with a 7-inch color touchscreen display, while the hybrids upgrade to a 12.3-inch screen. Both displays allow you to sync your smartphone using Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. However, the smaller screen requires a USB cable, while the larger one is enabled for wireless integration. There's a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot that keeps the entire crew connected on the go. Google built-in, Alexa built-in, and HD Radio are all optional in some trims. A four-speaker sound system comes standard, and an eight-speaker one is available. The Touring Hybrid trim gets an exclusive Bose sound system with 12 speakers. Three USB ports are provided to charge your devices, and a wireless charger is available. Advanced Safety Suite Safety is a priority in family sedans, and the 2025 Accord won't let you down. All trims come with these Honda Sensing features: Forward collision warning Collision mitigation braking Lane departure warning Road departure mitigation Driver attention monitor Family sedans don't get better than the Honda Accord. If you'd like a test drive, visit us at Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID!

The 2025 Honda Odyssey offers an array of family-friendly features as well as seating for up to eight with class-leading second-row and third-row legroom. Each of the four refined Odyssey trims features a 280-hp engine, front-wheel drive, and a 10-speed automatic transmission. 1. EX-L The Odyssey includes the Honda Sensing suite of safety tech across the lineup. You'll have a blind-spot information system, a rear-cross traffic monitor, collision mitigation braking, road departure mitigation, and more advanced driver assistance features. The base model also features standard smartphone connectivity with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a wireless charger, a seven-speaker stereo with satellite and HD radio, a 9-inch color touchscreen, a 7-inch digital driver display, and Bluetooth. Magic Slide second-row seats make it easy to access the third row, and the cargo area features a convenient power tailgate. You'll have standard heated front seats with leather upholstery, push-button start, three-zone automatic climate control, second-row sunshades, and the CabinTalk intercom system. The Odyssey also includes a one-touch power moonroof and several 12-volt power outlets in every trim. Choose from either a black or gray interior. 2. Sport-L The Sport-L trim adds distinctive touches like a body-colored shark-fin antenna, dark taillights, and 19-inch alloy wheels in Gloss Black in place of the standard 18-inch Silver alloy wheels. The interior shows off black leather upholstery with red contrast stitching and a black headliner. This model also adds two rear-seat USB ports. 3. Touring The Touring model incorporates the CabinWatch camera so you can keep an eye on kids in the second and third rows. This model includes a new-for-2025 rear-seat entertainment system with a 12.8-inch touchscreen that supports both HDMI and Bluetooth streaming. You'll also have a Wi-Fi hotspot, satellite-linked navigation with real-time traffic information, third-row sunshades, and front and rear parking sensors. 4. Elite The Odyssey Elite adds front-seat ventilation and an upgraded power tailgate with hands-free access. You'll also enjoy an 11-speaker stereo with multi-zone functionality. Update any Odyssey with the All-Season Protection Package. It shields your interior with a splash guard set, a deep cargo tray, and all-weather floor mats. You'll love the Odyssey's refreshed exterior design and modern, spacious cabin. Express your personality with six eye-catching exterior finishes including new Smoke Blue Pearl and Solar Silver Metallic. With a zero-to-60 time of just over 6 seconds, it's one of the fastest available minivans. The 2025 model also earned a five-star overall crash test rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Visit Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID to drive this exceptional family vehicle today.

The 2025 Honda HR-V is a reliable small SUV for city drives and daily commutes. It features a flexible cabin, smart tech, and a ton of premium amenities across three trims. Here's a breakdown of its features. Versatile Performance The 2025 gets its nimble performance from a 2.0-liter four-cylinder making 158 horsepower and 138 lb-ft of torque. It pairs with a CVT and front-wheel drive. The standard 3-mode drive system lets you toggle between ECON, Normal, and Snow modes. Honda's Realtime AWD with Intelligent Control is optional. It gives the HR-V better traction on snow, mud, sand, and other tricky road conditions. With standard hill start assist and hill descent control, you can tackle steep inclines and descents with confidence. Flexible Interior The 2025 HR-V may look compact from the outside, but it's pretty roomy inside. You'll get 41.9 inches of legroom in the front and 37.7 inches in the back. Both rows offer plenty of shoulder room and hip room. The cargo area measures 24.5 cubic feet, which is enough to fit luggage for a small family. If you need more space, you can rearrange the cabin to make room. The second-row seats fold flat to increase the cargo volume to 55.1 cubic feet. Plenty of Premium Features The entry-level LX grade comes standard with cloth seats, remote entry, push-button start, and an automatic climate control system with rear vents. Beverage holders are provided on both rows, and there are two USB charging ports behind the front center console. Move up to the Sport model to get sports seats, heated front seats, remote engine start, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. The EX-L gets leather seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, and an 8-way power driver's seat. A wireless charger is available as well. Smart Audio and Connectivity The 2025 HR-V comes with either a 7-inch or 9-inch touchscreen display. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, so you can sync your smartphone to the display and access mobile apps. SiriusXM and HD Radio are available if you need more entertainment options. There's a 180-watt stereo system that comes with a choice of four, six, and eight speakers. Honda Sensing Safety Suite As you drive on and off the road, the HR-V keeps you safe with its suite of driver assistance features. Honda Sensing comes standard with a collision mitigation braking system, lane departure warning, road departure mitigation, and lane-keeping assist. You also get adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition, traffic jam assist, and auto high-beam headlights. A blind spot monitor with cross-traffic alert is available. The 2025 HR-V is the perfect compact SUV for work, adventure, and everything in between. Swing by Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID to test-drive it!

An outdoors lifestyle requires an outdoor-capable vehicle to get you where you need to go comfortably, quickly, and smoothly. With a vehicle that is equally smooth on city road, look no further than the 2025 Honda Passport, available at Coeur d'Alene Honda. Basics about the 2025 Honda Passport The Passport is a mid-sized SUV with three trim levels: the EX-L, TrailSport, and Black Edition. All models have an AWD drivetrain, and come with a 3.5 L, 280-horsepower V6 engine and a nine-speed automatic transmission. Standard engineering features across all trims are idle-stop, key fob-activated remote engine start, and hill start assist. The Passport is a spacious SUV with comfortable room for up to five passengers across two rows of leather seating. The front-row seats feature armrests and heating capabilities, with added lumbar support and a ten-way power adjustment for the driver's seat. Other standard features in the highly comfortable Passport include a push-button start, power moonroof, leather-wrapped steering wheel, and an eight-inch touchscreen with all the smartphone connections you could ever need. New and Unique Features Gear Up for Adventure The TrailSport trim is designed with rugged adventures in mind. This model features all-terrain tires with thick threads and a textured sidewall, giving you peace of mind when driving over even the toughest of terrains. Its off-road capability is enhanced even further with a four-wheel independent suspension system and 8.1 inches of ground clearance. Want to haul a trailer or a couple of quads on your adventures? No problem! All Passport models have a maximum 5,000 lbs towing capacity. Handle All Your Storage Needs The Passport is top-of-the-class in spacious cargo capacity with a max 50 cu ft of storage behind the second-row seats. That's enough room to hold fifteen carry-on suitcases! Fold down the row and you've unlocked over 100 cu ft of storage, allowing you to handle road-trips, camping adventures, or even a move with ease. Interior storage is equally excellent, with spacious underfloor storage, a large center-console bin, and other hidden storage areas throughout the whole cabin. Optional accessories make all your adventures easily accessible. Add a roof basket with tapered walls that holds up to 150 lbs, a lockable ski/snowboard rack that holds up to four snowboards or six pairs of skis, or a roof-mounted bike frame with room for up to two bikes. Practical Meets Stylish The Passport is a strong dual-purpose workhorse with extensive functionality. But whoever said practical was boring? The EX-L trim is available in a stunning Obsidian Blue Pearl color, while the TrailSport comes in a Diffused Sky Blue Pearl. Or perhaps Radiant Red Metallic is more your style, available in all trims. The styling of the Black Edition is unmatched, with a gloss-black grille bar and 20-inch gloss-black wheels. Schedule a test drive today at Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID and discover the magic of the Passport for yourself.

If you're looking for a jack of all trades in the form of an SUV, then take a look at the 2025 Honda Pilot. It's excellent for getting families from place to place, and it also has off-road prowess that the adventurous among you may enjoy. With lots of space and comfort, trail-readiness, and great towing abilities, the Pilot does it all. Lots of Comfort for Passengers Most trims of the Pilot can fit eight passengers comfortably, while some seat seven instead. Heated front-row seats are standard, adding extra comfort to the vehicle. The spaciousness also contributes to the cabin's comfort. It has 41, 40.8, and 32.5 inches of headroom in the front, middle, and rear respectively. The front and middle rows have just over 40 inches of headroom, while the rear row has 39.3 inches of it. The second and middle rows are the roomiest, with over 60 inches of shoulder room and almost 60 inches of hip room. The third row has 44.6 inches of hip room and 59.5 inches of shoulder room, so there's still plenty of space for each passenger to enjoy. Ample Room for Cargo The Pilot's cabin can easily accommodate a whole lot of cargo. You can fit 18.6 to 21.8 cubic feet of cargo in the regular cargo area, 48.5 to 59.5 cubic feet of it behind the second row, and 87 to 111.8 cubic feet of cargo with both the second and third rows folded down. The seats are highly configurable, letting you travel with different numbers of passengers as well as extra cargo. The outboard second-row seats can be folded flat with a single touch, and the Touring and Elite trims allow you to remove the middle seat of the second row and store it under the floor. The third row folds flat and can also be folded in a 60/40 split configuration. Transporting More with Towing The Pilot has a towing capacity of up to 5,000 pounds on AWD trims. The 2WD trims can tow up to 3,500 pounds. These capacities are exactly what you should expect from a car in this class. The Pilot can reach these towing capacities as long as it's properly equipped, so make sure you talk to your dealer about your towing needs. Adventures on the Trails The Pilot's TrailSport trim is designed for mastering off-road adventures. All the trims have multiple drive modes, but the TrailSport has one specifically for driving on the trails and in the sand in addition to its Normal, ECON, Snow, Tow, and Sport modes. The TrailSport has an inch more ground clearance than the others, steel skid plates on the underbody for protection, trail torque logic, and several recovery points that can help you out of sticky situations. Want to test drive the Pilot? Take a trip to Coeur d'Alene Honda in Coeur d'Alene, ID to see it in person now.

Roadside assistance programs offer many benefits, the main one being access to help when you need it most. With so many options available, choosing the right plan for you can be difficult. Let's compare some of the best roadside assistance plans. AAA AAA Roadside Assistance is one of the largest programs in the United States. An AAA membership provides you with 24/7 tow truck and emergency roadside services. You can expect comprehensive, reliable coverage, regardless of where you live or your situation. As an AAA member, you'll also receive exclusive travel discounts, making the membership even more worthwhile. All annual plans include identity theft protection, and members get Hertz Gold Plus Rewards offers throughout the year. AAA membership prices currently start at $75 per year for a single driver. You can add drivers to your policy for a small monthly or yearly fee. AARP Allstate Roadside provides AARP members with affordable roadside assistance services. Two service tiers, Roadside Assist and Roadside Elite, allow you to choose the membership plan that best suits your driving needs. You can also add additional members to your plan for a flat rate. AARP membership offers various perks, including discounts on car rentals, cruises, flights, and hotels. The Assist tier costs $5.50 per month for the first year. This membership only provides single members with two service calls per year, but if you select the Elite coverage, this doubles. The top-tier plan also includes trip interruption coverage, which covers unexpected changes to your travel plans. Good Sam Good Sam has made a name for itself offering reliable roadside assistance services for RVs. The company offers plans for all types of vehicles, and once you purchase a membership, your spouse and children are also included at no additional charge. Good Sam tends to cover a wider area of roads to better service RVs, which may mean quicker roadside assistance for you and your family. A Good Sam membership includes trip interruption insurance covering up to $1,200 of cancelation expenses. You'll also receive discounts on campgrounds, hotels, local entertainment, and travel. Current prices for Good Sam range from $100 to $180 for automobiles and $129 to $240 for RVs. Better World Club If you're looking for an eco-friendly roadside assistance service, consider Better World Club. This environmentally conscious company assists drivers of automobiles and bicycles in all 50 states. Better World Club provides two membership plans to accommodate various budgets. A third option is available for cyclists. It also offers a price match guarantee and will match a lower offer for a similar service from another provider. Prices for Better World Club range from $62 to $116, which includes up to four roadside assistance calls per year. The company also offers discounts to electric vehicle drivers. A roadside assistance membership can help you navigate unexpected breakdowns. To get the most from a roadside service plan, research the costs and offerings to choose the one that best fits your needs. These four plans are a great starting point as you consider your options.