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Breakdown cover 19:58 - Nov 7 with 2355 viewsMarshalls_Mullet

Anyone got any good recommendations for reasonable providers of car breakdown and recovery?

Thanks

MM

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Breakdown cover on 20:07 - Nov 7 with 2346 viewswkj

I have been with Green Flag for a while with EU cover and always been good with me. Just be sure to complain about renewal prices, like insurance they seem to offer crap renewal prices. As it happens, Green Flag is managed by the Direct Line Group, so the renewal tactic adds up.

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Breakdown cover on 20:35 - Nov 7 with 2310 viewsronnyd

I use Autonational Rescue. My premium hasn,t changed in three years, which included a callout.
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Breakdown cover on 20:38 - Nov 7 with 2308 viewsjeera

Right.

Many/most don't use or even possess their own stunningly coloured vehicles nowadays.

'They' all generally speaking, use a nearby firm they sub out to.

So the standards are pretty much across the board; the type/level of cover etc.

With that out of the way I have been using Start Rescue for the past few years.

Cheap[er], as reliable as the others, same level of cover, and actually tend to offer a discount over the time spent with them as opposed to putting the cost up when you're not looking.

Colchester based.

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Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 with 2293 viewsfactual_blue

Breakdown cover on 20:38 - Nov 7 by jeera

Right.

Many/most don't use or even possess their own stunningly coloured vehicles nowadays.

'They' all generally speaking, use a nearby firm they sub out to.

So the standards are pretty much across the board; the type/level of cover etc.

With that out of the way I have been using Start Rescue for the past few years.

Cheap[er], as reliable as the others, same level of cover, and actually tend to offer a discount over the time spent with them as opposed to putting the cost up when you're not looking.

Colchester based.


Are any ungulates involved in that company?


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Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 with 2292 viewsBloomBlue

Not really I get mine for free with the Bentley warranty
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Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 with 2294 viewsSibelius8

The AA has been superb for me, and my family, over many years. Strongly recommended.
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Breakdown cover on 20:44 - Nov 7 with 2288 viewssundaze

Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 by Sibelius8

The AA has been superb for me, and my family, over many years. Strongly recommended.


I will second that. Just make sure you don't pay the first price they give you, it is always possible to get a decent discount.
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Breakdown cover on 20:45 - Nov 7 with 2283 viewsjas0999

Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 by Sibelius8

The AA has been superb for me, and my family, over many years. Strongly recommended.


Superb. Very competitive if you call and negotiate as well.
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Breakdown cover on 20:54 - Nov 7 with 2279 viewsjeera

Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 by factual_blue

Are any ungulates involved in that company?


(Asking for an enemy)


No horses, no.

And, and this a significant 'and', they also supply you with a free Legal Expenses policy.

Which is probably not worth the [non] paper it's sometimes printed on, but at least it won't cost you £25+ as it will with your regular insurance policy each year.

My recovery policy has wavered between £35-£50 mark with a free £25 Legal policy that I have not needed to buy as an extra from my insurance provider.

In other words - decent roadside cover for a year for a tenner or so.
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Breakdown cover on 21:57 - Nov 7 with 2228 viewsfactual_blue

Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 by Sibelius8

The AA has been superb for me, and my family, over many years. Strongly recommended.


Do they still salute you if you're a member?

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Breakdown cover on 21:58 - Nov 7 with 2224 viewsjeera

Breakdown cover on 21:57 - Nov 7 by factual_blue

Do they still salute you if you're a member?



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Breakdown cover on 22:15 - Nov 7 with 2199 viewsSibelius8

Breakdown cover on 21:57 - Nov 7 by factual_blue

Do they still salute you if you're a member?


Alas, no. But such wishful sentiments are perhaps why this forum is called "Those Were The Days."
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Breakdown cover on 23:09 - Nov 7 with 2162 viewsGuthrum

Breakdown cover on 20:07 - Nov 7 by wkj

I have been with Green Flag for a while with EU cover and always been good with me. Just be sure to complain about renewal prices, like insurance they seem to offer crap renewal prices. As it happens, Green Flag is managed by the Direct Line Group, so the renewal tactic adds up.


I, also, am with Green Line. Always had good service when I've needed it.

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Breakdown cover on 23:10 - Nov 7 with 2161 viewsfactual_blue

Breakdown cover on 22:15 - Nov 7 by Sibelius8

Alas, no. But such wishful sentiments are perhaps why this forum is called "Those Were The Days."


I hope the reintroduction of AA men saluting is in the brexit party's manifesto.

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Breakdown cover on 06:03 - Nov 8 with 2115 viewsdickie

Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 by Sibelius8

The AA has been superb for me, and my family, over many years. Strongly recommended.


I've always gone with AA and RAC, both have been very good but always have to haggle with them when the renewal comes up. Both been excellent when I've needed them though; I've been with RAC for about 5 years now because they've been cheaper than AA once I've negotiated a renewal price.
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Breakdown cover on 08:23 - Nov 8 with 2071 viewsyorkshireblue

https://autoaidbreakdown.co.uk/
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Breakdown cover on 08:28 - Nov 8 with 2060 viewsSwansea_Blue

Breakdown cover on 20:41 - Nov 7 by BloomBlue

Not really I get mine for free with the Bentley warranty


Why am I not surprised you live in the same place as Benters...

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Breakdown cover on 08:31 - Nov 8 with 2056 viewsitfcjoe

See if you can find a bank account that covers it, we have one which costs next to nothing which has a good travel insurance and breakdown cover

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Breakdown cover on 08:38 - Nov 8 with 2050 viewsChurchman

Green Flag left my sister in the lurch the other month saying they couldn’t come out for several hours when she needed to be somewhere. She phoned the AA and despite not being a member, they were there in 20 mins and got her car going. Obviously she had to join there and then, but they solved her problem.

My personal view is that like everything else, you get what you pay for with insurance and the AA is probably the best.
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Breakdown cover on 08:31 - Nov 8 by itfcjoe

See if you can find a bank account that covers it, we have one which costs next to nothing which has a good travel insurance and breakdown cover


This. Didn’t realise my Hsbc account included breakdown cover until a month or two ago, needed a hand and all very easy and efficient - think it’s basically RAC.

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Breakdown cover on 17:11 - Nov 8 with 1974 viewsjeera

Breakdown cover on 08:54 - Nov 8 by catch74

This. Didn’t realise my Hsbc account included breakdown cover until a month or two ago, needed a hand and all very easy and efficient - think it’s basically RAC.


But often 'basic' RAC.

I have had these and they need checking to see if it's the cover you want. Just in case.

There's not much worse than finding yourself stuck somewhere n a dark rainy night, phoning up just to find you don't have the cover you thought you had.

So much we used to get as standard are now considered to be add-ons.

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