Whether it’s due to rain and fog or ice and snow, winter driving season has an uncanny knack for impacting your travels at the worst moments. But when the unexpected happens, OnStar is there for you. Here’s a look at how key OnStar services can help keep you and your family on the road this winter.
In winter, being stranded can quickly become a dangerous situation. That’s why 24/7 access to Roadside Assistance
You can also request Roadside Assistance through the OnStar Guardian™ app,
Severe winter weather like blizzards, storms and extreme cold can be treacherous and potentially deadly. During a winter emergency, you can push your OnStar button to use Crisis Assist
The best way to minimize potential issues is to try to prevent them from happening in the first place. With Vehicle Diagnostics,
Once the temperature drops, the appeal of getting into a frigid car and heading off on your daily commute does as well. That is, unless you’re getting into an already warm vehicle. With the Remote Access Plan
Maybe you’re going to ride in a friend’s or family member’s vehicle. Or maybe you’re going out for a hike in the wintery wonderland. Whatever you have planned this winter, download the OnStar Guardian app to bring along key OnStar safety services. With Guardian and a paid plan, you have access to Roadside Assistance, Mobile Crash Response and more, right from your phone, and you can even share the app with up to seven loved ones.
Stay connected on the go with in-vehicle apps that let you stream your favorite music, podcasts, and news. Plus, with Google Maps, you’ll get real-time traffic updates and the fastest route to your destination.
An Alberta dad turned to OnStar when his son went into anaphylactic shock on a road trip to Montana.
Which button should you push in order to get the fastest help from OnStar? Find out when to push the red or blue OnStar button.
Stay connected on the go with in-vehicle apps that let you stream your favorite music, podcasts, and news. Plus, with Google Maps, you’ll get real-time traffic updates and the fastest route to your destination.
An Alberta dad turned to OnStar when his son went into anaphylactic shock on a road trip to Montana.
Which button should you push in order to get the fastest help from OnStar? Find out when to push the red or blue OnStar button.