New offer from ADAC Truckservice
Vehicle ProtectionPlus now also covers repair costs
ADAC Truckservice is expanding its range to include Vehicle ProtectionPlus. In future, this addition to vehicle protection will also cover the costs of repairs and classic mobility services. If a vehicle breaks down, ADAC Truckservice offers everything from a single source, from roadside assistance or towing to repairs in the workshop with replacement vehicle provision through to invoicing.
FahrzeugschutzPlus is tailored to trucks from 3.5 to 40 tons for companies in the works transport and commercial freight transport sectors, CEP service providers, tradespeople and commercial vehicle manufacturers and rental companies. The service starts in May 2021.
"Mobility is an important success factor in the transport industry. This is why planning reliability and cost control are becoming increasingly important in freight transport. With Vehicle ProtectionPlus, we now offer both: firstly, we minimize the financial risk of a breakdown and secondly, we offer immediate assistance through a quality-tested workshop network, without superfluous interfaces or hidden costs," says Dirk Fröhlich, Managing Director of ADAC Truckservice.
How the service works: Vehicle ProtectionPlus benefits and optional costs for the provision of a replacement tractor unit can be individually adapted to each vehicle. The premium amount depends on the tonnage. "This tight calculation is possible because we are able to offer all services from a single source and do not have to co-finance any overhead costs or process interruptions," emphasizes Fröhlich.
The Plus package extends the existing vehicle protection. This modular fixed-price package for trucks, vans, semi-trailers, trailers and buses is the flagship of ADAC Truckservice. It covers the organizational costs for breakdown assistance throughout Europe as well as the deployment costs at the breakdown location and also includes a number of additional services such as all towing services in various total amounts and up to four new tires per year. Loss of driver property from the cockpit is also covered.
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