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Volkswagen Roadside Assistance offers Overland Park and Lenexa drivers supreme peace of mind, knowing that even if their highly dependable VW has an issue on the road, they’ll be taken care of. Here at Bud Brown Volkswagen we know a thing or two about Volkswagen service and Volkswagen repair, so if you want to catch up on preventative maintenance we’re ready to assist! Let’s go into what roadside assistance for Volkswagen covers.
Volkswagen Roadside Assistance is available 24/7, 365 days a year, via the VW Roadside Assistance phone number at (800) 411-6688. Just call this when you’re in need of assistance, and we’ll be out to you promptly with our range of services all at your fingertips immediately.
Roadside Assistance from Volkswagen services include:
VW Roadside Assistance takes the extra step of providing free towing to your local service center, as long as your VW warranty persists.
Volkswagen Roadside Assistance is a complimentary perk that comes with every new and certified pre-owned VW model. VW Roadside Assistance includes the following:
If your VW ever encounters an issue out on the roads of Shawnee or beyond, we’ve got you covered. With free towing and a huge list of other services from lockout assistance to jumpstart assistance and tire changes, even simple bad luck is no longer something to fear with VW Roadside Assistance. Here at Bud Brown Volkswagen, we offer more than just roadside assistance, with a top notch service center and a great library of service tips.
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