mandyv91/TikTokA woman named Mandy expressed her frustration after her roadside assistance coverage was suddenly canceled shortly after she used the service.In a TikTok video shared on September 2, Mandy revealed that she had been paying for the coverage for more than 17 years. She then received a letter from her roadside assistance provider, State Farm, informing her that they canceled the services.The letter reportedly stated that Mandy had used her coverage four times in two years, which led to the cancellation of her coverage."They canceled my emergency road service coverage because I [expletive] used it," she ranted in the video.Mandy is now questioning how much use of her emergency roadside coverage is considered excessive by the company.mandyv91/TikTokState Farm's emergency road service coverage helps pay for reasonable emergency services when a covered vehicle breaks down or becomes disabled, per the company's website. It includes up to one hour of roadside mechanical labor, towing to the nearest repair facility, and towing if the vehicle is stuck on or near a public road.The coverage also includes delivery of gas, oil, a battery, or a tire change, though the items themselves aren't covered, as well as up to one hour of locksmith labor if the keys are lost, stolen, or locked inside the vehicle.Meanwhile, people in the comment section shared their thoughts about Mandy's dilemma.One person commented, "Just like a 'good neighbor,' They are indeed not there," in a nod to the company's signature jingle.Another wrote, "What's the point of coverage if you can't use it…" while a third chimed in, "Change your insurance every six months. There's no reason to be loyal."Read More From First for AutosElon Musk Reveals the Surprising Reason Tesla's Cybercab Service Shuts Down at NightYouTuber Gets 2 'Completely Dead' $140K Lucid EVs Running Again – But There's a CatchOne Mistake Drivers Make That Could Be Unknowingly Ruining Their Car's IgnitionThis story Woman Shocked by Roadside Assistance Being Canceled After 17 Years Because She Actually Used It first appeared on First for Autos. Follow First for Autos on Yahoo so you don't miss what's coming next.