Considering just their roadside service which do you think is better? I'm not concerned about the other benefits of either organisation for now, or coverage of the car vs the person. I've been with AA ten years, but they're twice the price of State.
How are both for service coverage in rural areas? We're doing a road trip around the lower north island soon, while the car's reliable I'd like to know that I can get service if I need to, even if it's a few hours drive from a big city.