Motor Clubs

2026 Motor Club Payout Comparison: All Major US Clubs

Derek HalstonJune 10, 20268 min read
Motor club payout comparison spreadsheet

The Short Answer

Light-duty hookup fees range from $45 (low-tier apps) to $85 (AAA premium zones). Loaded mileage runs $3.50–$6.00/mi. GOA fees run $20–$35.

Every club negotiates rates by zone and by scorecard, but these are the ranges an established operator can expect in 2026.

Full Matrix

ClubHookupLoaded MileGOADolly
AAA$65–$85$4.50–$6.00$25–$35$45–$65
Agero$55–$75$3.75–$5.25$20–$30$40–$55
Urgent.ly$45–$65$3.50–$4.50$18–$25$35–$50
Honk$55–$75$3.75–$5.00$20–$30$40–$55
Allstate Roadside$55–$70$3.75–$4.75$20–$28$40–$55
GEICO ERS$50–$70$3.50–$4.75$18–$28$40–$55
Progressive$50–$68$3.50–$4.50$18–$25$35–$50

Reading the Ranges

Low end = urban/high-density where the club has surplus supply. High end = rural zones or premium metros where they need coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I negotiate my rates?

Yes, especially after 6+ months of a clean scorecard. Ask your rep for a rate review by zone.

Do rates go up with fuel?

Some clubs add a fuel surcharge automatically. Most require you to petition when diesel crosses $4.50/gal.

What about heavy-duty?

Heavy is negotiated case-by-case — expect $250–$500 hookup plus $6–$12/mi loaded.

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Derek Halston

Derek Halston

Independent tow operator with 12+ years running light- and medium-duty wreckers on motor club and private property impound work, and the lead instructor at Tow Truck Pro Academy.