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Best Breakdown cover?

Started by Sir Tigger KC, 19 April 2010, 13:25:21

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QuoteHi All,

I'm considering getting breakdown cover and have had a quote from Greenflag for £75 for Recovery, and The AA is £69 for Relay....

I'm leaning toward Greenflag as they use local garages and refuse to use the RAC as they were rubbish when I was a member a few years ago...

I was just wondering what other peoples experiences are and if anyone has any advice?

Cheers  :y :y :y

Avoid....what do you think would happen if you had been on holiday for a week, arrived back to your car at 1 in the morning with a 1 year old and a 3 year old to find you have a flat battery.

I had been a member for 8 years.

The answer is basicaly......sod off, you need home start cover!

And for a charge of 120 quid they could give me a jump start but it could be three hours as I was not a priority.

Crap company.

henryd

AA for me,I have four cars in total so works out cheap for me and the boss  ;D
other rides 
  mk3 Volvo v70 2.0 Diesel , Pug 306 cabriolet, Pug 308 gt 180
  Sterling elite trekker pikey wagon

plym ian

I use rac never had problem with them. Still registered at my old address so i dont have to pay extra for home start as well ;D ;D

Sir Tigger KC

These are interesting, found them on www.gocompare.com

www.covermybreakdown.co.uk
www.firstcallmotorbreakdown.co.uk

The service is probably reflected in the price, but I'm abit price sensitive these days!!  ;D ;D ;D
RIP Paul 'Luvvie' Lovejoy

Politically homeless ......

omegaman2

greenflag,i get it with zurich insurance
dieseldonicely

Sir Tigger KC

Just found another cheapie at:-

www.startrescue.co.uk

How bad could it be................ ::) ::) ::)
RIP Paul 'Luvvie' Lovejoy

Politically homeless ......