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[quote=Anonymous]If you have a newer car that is known for reliability like, say, a 2019 Camry, and are diligent on routine maintenance including replacing tires before they are run to the bone and proactively replacing your battery on a time interval, I don't see the need for AAA. In the rare event you need a tow (for me this is a once every ~6 years event), just pay for it.

If you have an older car and/or a less reliable car and tend to encounter at least one roadside breakdown per year, or don't keep up with the maintenance schedule (more than half of Americans are awful about this) AAA makes more sense.

One thing that's a pain about AAA is if you join, they send you a literal mountain of spam direct mail and they sell your info to a bunch of 3rd parties who also heave piles of mail in your general direction. I'm sure they do it because that's what it takes to get their older members to constantly renew, but I go out of my way to avoid companies that stuff my mailbox with non-essential communications.[/quote]

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