Real help from real Americans, 24/7. Trucks, trailers, and dually rigs covered — plus emergency vet, farrier, and stabling referrals when you’re hauling horses.
US-based team, a real person on every call.
Trucks, trailers, dually rigs — we'll be there.
Even loaded with horses.
Referrals when your horse needs help most.
We make sure your horses get taken care of too.
Standard roadside help, always included.
Start saving from day one.
USRider was founded by horse owners who got stranded with no one who understood how to tow a stock trailer. We built the plan we wish we’d had.
Most roadside plans fall short. When you’re stranded and need help, generic coverage falls apart fast.
USRider was designed for travelers who expect help when they need it. Join tens of thousands of travelers like you.
Our 24/7 nationwide plan covers everything from lockouts and jump starts to towing your vehicles, trucks, and trailers.
In addition, you will enjoy access to our large selection of exclusive member discounts, emergency stabling/veterinarian/farrier referrals, access to our regular travel and safety information, and more!
Enjoy exclusive offers from nationally recognized travel and equine retailers.
Enjoy special “Members only” deals on travel, vet supplies, art, jewelry, tack, apparel, and more!
Trip planning. A nationwide network of vets, farriers, and emergency stabling. A secure place for your travel documents. All free, no membership needed. Members get even more — one-tap service requests, a digital membership card, and partner discounts.
Nationwide coverage that shows up — for you, your trailer, and everything you’re hauling. Travel confidently with USRider.
Equine mortality & theft, liability, farm packages, and more — insurance built around your equestrian life, from the team you already trust on the road.
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