Canadian Tire Roadside Assistance

Gotta wait till another promo comes along.

Get the Triangle Elite Mastercard from Canadian Tire and you'll get free CT Roadside Gold.

Traian2003 wrote: ↑ Get the Triangle Elite Mastercard from Canadian Tire and you'll get free CT Roadside Gold.

You took the words right outta my mouth

Traian2003 wrote: ↑ Get the Triangle Elite Mastercard from Canadian Tire and you'll get free CT Roadside Gold.

I was rejected ..must feel nice tho to be rich smh

Yeah both me and my partner fall just shy of the mark. Unless I get a raise in the next couple of weeks. Even then the time would be too short to get the card, activate the raodside. So for this year, I need to shell it out.

if you're referring to the OPCF 35> the insurer will reimburse the insured upon presentation of receipts and acceptable evidence of loss, for towing and emergency service expense caused by disablement of the automobile. It is understood that the amount of insurance does not exceed the sum of $50.00 in any one occurrence and does not include the cost of parts or supplies, gasoline, oil, batteries or tires.

scorpion2886 wrote: ↑ Hi all,

My roadside just expired and while my insurance covers collision towing, I plan to be going on a road trip in a couple of months. With this in mind, I saw the CT Roadside Gold plan is 99.99 + Tax.

Does this come on sale or has any promo codes? Can you suggest an alternative if this is not good? I am not a fan of CAA but that's just me.

Thanks

scorpion2886 wrote: ↑ Yeah both me and my partner fall just shy of the mark. Unless I get a raise in the next couple of weeks. Even then the time would be too short to get the card, activate the raodside. So for this year, I need to shell it out.

Get CAA. I don't know where your rod trip is going but CAA has arrangements with AAA in the US and there are more AAA affiliates than CT in the US (and I suspect in Canada too). The price is not much more.
Plus CAA has other benefits as well, not just roadside assistance.i

CT gold comes on sale about every 3 months, the wife used it once and they were very helpful, told her what was wrong and where NOT to take car!! I fixed it in about 20 mins.

Gave the free oil change token to my neighbor, because thats what good neighbors do to bad.

Lolvtec wrote: ↑ I was rejected ..must feel nice tho to be rich smh

scorpion2886 wrote: ↑ Yeah both me and my partner fall just shy of the mark. Unless I get a raise in the next couple of weeks. Even then the time would be too short to get the card, activate the raodside. So for this year, I need to shell it out.

You guys should apply in store. I got instant approval for WE Mastercard with 60K personal income and 150K household income.

Pete_Coach wrote: ↑ Get CAA. I don't know where your rod trip is going but CAA has arrangements with AAA in the US and there are more AAA affiliates than CT in the US (and I suspect in Canada too). The price is not much more.
Plus CAA has other benefits as well, not just roadside assistance.i

I am going to the states (Pennsylvania). Is the Canadian tire road side okay then?

scorpion2886 wrote: ↑ I am going to the states (Pennsylvania). Is the Canadian tire road side okay then?

you might want to check CT coverage and benefits when a breakdown occurs more than 200 miles away from home...
i know what CAA offers in terms of emergency accommodations and situations as I am a member, but I cannot comment on CT

Lolvtec wrote: ↑ I was rejected ..must feel nice tho to be rich smh

In this age theres still credit cards rejecting people? Its not a loss to be rejected by Canadian Tire, their CCs suck at 29.99% interest rates.....

MusicBox wrote: ↑ In this age theres still credit cards rejecting people? Its not a loss to be rejected by Canadian Tire, their CCs suck at 29.99% interest rates.....

You're not suppose to carry a balance!

vkizzle wrote: ↑ You're not suppose to carry a balance!

Live paycheque to paycheque life

MusicBox wrote: ↑ In this age theres still credit cards rejecting people? Its not a loss to be rejected by Canadian Tire, their CCs suck at 29.99% interest rates.....

That is the rate for all cards now.

vkizzle wrote: ↑ You're not suppose to carry a balance!

I know this but I can also do this with my personal savings account too, so what's the point of a credit card? I only have one because of the pinless "tap and pay" and to rent vehicles and buy online. If my debit card could do this I would use it and not have to pay in time or worry about interest rates.

Pete_Coach wrote: ↑ That is the rate for all cards now.

NO. My BMO MasterCard is at 14.99% and I think they stiffed me, it was at 10% just 3 years ago.

MusicBox wrote: ↑ I know this but I can also do this with my personal savings account too, so what's the point of a credit card? I only have one because of the pinless "tap and pay" and to rent vehicles and buy online. If my debit card could do this I would use it and not have to pay in time or worry about interest rates.




NO. My BMO MasterCard is at 14.99% and I think they stiffed me, it was at 10% just 3 years ago.

To earn cashback and rewards for your day to day spending.

MusicBox wrote: ↑ Its not a loss to be rejected by Canadian Tire, their CCs suck at 29.99% interest rates.....

FWIW, this is not accurate. CT's CC was at 16.99%, just recently it has increased to 19.99%.

Sort of related , what's a good price on CAA membership?

Got a letter promo recently offering $73 + HST for 2 members. Per year.
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Plus a $10 Petro Canada gift card
Plus 20% more Petro points

Is that a good deal?