Is AAA cheaper than roadside assistance?

Is AAA cheaper than roadside assistance is a comparison between US and Australian markets, because AAA is the American Automobile Association and does not sell roadside assistance in Australia. In the US, AAA membership costs about $60 to $70 per year for Classic with 5 miles towing, $90 to $100 per year for Plus with 100 miles towing, and $120 to $130 per year for Premier with 200 miles towing. Compared to US alternatives like Allstate Motor Club at $70 to $100 per year and Better World Club at $60 to $90, AAA is mid-priced, not the cheapest but competitive for its large network and extra travel discounts. In Australia, roadside assistance from state motoring clubs like NRMA, RACV, RACQ and RAA costs $95 to $135 per year for basic with 10km to 20km towing, and $250 to $320 per year for premium with 100km to unlimited towing. So basic Australian roadside assistance at $95 to $135 is more expensive than US AAA Classic at $60 to $70 when converted, but Australian premium at $250 to $320 is more expensive than AAA Premier at $120 to $130. However, the cheapest roadside assistance in Australia from car insurance add-ons like Budget Direct or Allianz at $70 to $110 per year is comparable to AAA Classic pricing. For Australians traveling to the US, AAA is not cheaper than keeping your Australian roadside via reciprocal cover, because Australian clubs have reciprocal agreements with AAA giving limited free cover. So AAA is cheaper than Australian club premium cover but similar to Australian insurer add-on cover, and you cannot buy AAA in Australia anyway.