Attention: Erie Insurance Clients Do You Have A Road Trip Planned?
23 June 2016

Are you insured with Erie Insurance Group? If you are take a look at your declaration policy and see if you have Roadside Assistance on your cars. The coverage is very inexpensive on both personal and business policies. If you have it put this information in a safe place for future reference. Erie Insurance has enhanced the towing coverage. If you have towing or roadside assistance on your policy, you can call Erie Roadside Assistance and have a tow truck ordered for you. If you don’t see it give us a call to add it.

Here is how it works. Last month I had to use the towing service and it gave me a great opportunity to check it out for myself. I called the 800# and gave my policy number. The operator confirmed I had coverage and contacted a towing company. He ask my permission to text me when the tow truck was assigned to me. Then he told me I would get a call when the tow truck was in route. In about 20 minutes I got a text from Erie Insurance and then just after that a call from the tow service. I was told an expected arrival time. The tow truck driver called me again when he was in route to update his arrival time. All in all it took about an hour but it was a very smooth and easy process.

If your vehicle is disabled and needs to be towed, you run out of gas, or if you lock yourself out of the car and you have this coverage on your vehicle, simply call 1-800-367-3743 and select option 5. It is helpful if you have your policy number ready but not necessary.

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O’Connor Insurance Associates is fully licensed to provide personal and commercial insurance solutions for individuals, families and businesses across North Carolina.

We proudly serve families and business owners from our office in Charlotte, North Carolina. As an independent, family-owned agency since 2000, our team works with more than one insurance company to make sure homeowners, drivers, contractors, landscapers, small businesses and other personal and commercial clients receive coverage that fits their real risks.

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I’m Terry O’Connor, President and Founder of O’Connor Insurance Associates. I grew up in Pennsylvania, earned my bachelor’s degree at Edinboro University and my master’s at Gannon University, and in 1998 I traded snow for sunshine and moved to Charlotte. In January 2000, I started this agency on my own because I wanted to help people protect what matters most to them. More than two decades later, we’ve grown into an independent agency serving families and businesses across North Carolina, and we’ve been recognized as an IIABA Best Practices Agency every year since 2010, a distinction held by fewer than 1% of agencies nationwide.

I’ve seen firsthand how the right protection can change a family’s or a business owner’s life, and that’s why I lead with empathy, education and honest advice. As an independent agent, I work for you, not for one insurance company. I take the time to explain your options in plain language, and when you call our office, you reach a real person who knows your account.

Outside the office, you’ll usually find me outdoors hunting or fishing, or on the mat coaching wrestling as an assistant varsity coach at Mallard Creek High School. I’m also a proud supporter of the arts, usually in the front row cheering on my daughter in local theater productions. I’d be glad to review your coverage with you. Call me at 704-510-8884 or email terry@oianc.com.

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