Breakdown cover

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Hugo Nebula, Oct 31, 2004.

  1. Hugo Nebula

    Hugo Nebula Guest

    I need to renew my breakdown cover, but I'd appreciate a bit of advice
    from the group as to the best company to go for.

    I'm after basic roadside assistance for a one-year old car, one driver
    only. Getting prices of the major players, the AA is dearest at £42,
    the RAC is £34 and Green Flag is cheapest at £26.25. Is there a great
    deal of difference between them?
     
    Hugo Nebula, Oct 31, 2004
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  2. Hugo Nebula

    Triple-S Guest

    from my experience of Green Flag a year or two ago - they are only really a
    recovery service. They didn't do much in the way of roadside repairs.

    I was with AA for a while but switched to the RAC this year as it was a
    better deal... I've got most of the services to fix or get me home from
    anywhere in the country.

    I'm sure there are others with more experience of these things and what
    there performance is like on a call out.
     
    Triple-S, Nov 5, 2004
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  3. Hugo Nebula

    sid Guest


    I have been with the AA for over 20 years. Like most people who join a
    breakdown organisation, I make little use ot their services as I try and
    maintain my car to a reasonable standard. However, I have had to call them
    out very occasionally and found them to be excellent both in their attitude
    and ability. I know I could save a bit of money by switching but the
    overall package is very good. Sometimes paying a little extra is worth it.

    ..
     
    sid, Nov 6, 2004
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  4. Hugo Nebula

    Triple-S Guest

    My post was a bit late in being sent - so I have missed the rest of the
    thread... but I agree, the extra cost is worth it. I switched this year
    from the AA to the RAC - purely because I do a LOT of miles and the RAC
    recovery to home package was a better option with them... also the RAC offer
    a discount on your following years subscription if you do not call them out.
     
    Triple-S, Nov 7, 2004
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