• SelecTrucks rolls out new emergency roadside service program

    Company says it will cover everything from jump starts to towing.
    Trucker 6890 Select1 1 0

    Used truck dealer SelecTrucks is launching a new emergency roadside assistance program named “Roadside Select” in partnership with 24/7 commercial vehicle assistance provider Roadside Masters, which serves both owner-operators and fleets.

    With response times of reportedly under an hour, Roadside Select will be available for all used semi-trucks purchased at any one of the 24 SelecTrucks centers across North America. The program will also accommodate drivers who speak different languages via multilingual call centers, noted Bryan Howard, director of sales and distribution for SelecTrucks.

    “This is a helpful tool to protect our customers in the unfortunate event of an emergency,” he added. “It is just one more way that we at SelecTrucks are looking out for our customers’ best interests.”

    The services provided to Roadside Select members include:

    • Tractor and trailer towing, together, for up to 50 miles.
    • Mobile mechanic service if truck and/or trailer can be fixed roadside, in lieu of towing. 
    • Flat tire assistance, tire replacement, and tire repair
    • Delivery service for fuel, oil, fluids and replacement parts
    • Jump starts and pull starts
    • Lock-out and replacement key services

    About the Author

    American Trucker staff

    Voice your opinion!

    To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of FleetOwner, create an account today!

    Sign up for our free eNewsletters

    Latest from On the Road

    210539753 | Business | Vitpho | Dreamstime.com
    Operation Safe Driver Week 2023: Join the effort for safer roads from July 13-19
    The focus of this year’s Operation Safe Driver Week is reckless, careless, or dangerous driving.
    Travel Centers of America
    TA Foristell, MO
    Truck stops offer more Christmas shopping possibilities than most would think.
    Kenworth
    The lighting ceremony will take place on December 3, hosted by the Architect of the Capitol in coordination with the U.S. Speaker of the House.
    Two truck drivers with millions of accident-free miles hauled the 2024 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree through 11 states from the Tongass National Forest in Alaska to the U.S. Capitol...