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The insurance company requested that I tow my flooded vehicle to a specific location for inspection. Am I responsible for the towing charges?

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The insurance company requested that I tow my flooded vehicle to a specific location for inspection. Am I responsible for the towing charges?

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A. No. The insurance company should pay the towing expense by reimbursing you or paying the tow truck operator once the vehicle is delivered at the inspection site. You should not be responsible for the expense since you are assisting the insurance company in a prompt inspection of your vehicle, as well as protecting it from further damage.

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No. The insurance company should pay the towing expense by reimbursing you or paying the tow truck operator once the vehicle is delivered at the inspection site. You should not be responsible for the expense since you are assisting the insurance company in a prompt inspection of your vehicle, as well as protecting it from further damage.

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