Slaney21

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Alright gents,

Just looking at what peoples views are on which breakdown providers are best and any good/bad experiences. I have recently acquired my new car and i have previously been with the AA but want to get opinions from others before deciding who to go with.


Cheers guys

RichieST

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rac have been spot on the few times we've used them. Would recommend!

Cilly-jey

I'm with the AA and have the one that will get you home from any where

B19 JUB

we (RAC) are doing 12 months cover for the price of 10.roadside,recovery and at home for £89.99 for personal cover if paid in one hit

STeve

iTrader: (11)

some good deals around between the RAC & AA

sf8752

How about green flag

Psycho Warren

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most are ok.

However it fucking infuriates me every fucking time they send a van for a catastrophic breakdown, despite me making it clear they cant fix it and making it clear its 4wd and cant be towed on 2 wheels.

So they waste 2 hours of my time sending a van for the guy to often not even need to open the bonnet before deciding they need a flatbed.

Nowadays i wont make the best effort to roll out of the way. I will if needs be block a junction

cunts trick yes, but if your blocking a junction or in a unsafe place they send a flatbed straight away......

Brian

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Been with the RAC for about 10 years and the few times we have used them they have been really good


Brian

mk1trb

being a recovery driver working on behalf of most clubs i would recommend green flag over the aa and rac as they just send a service van out to buy them 2 extra hours before they send a recovery truck out. green flag by far have the most good customer feedback. other goods ones are brittania rescue (use to be national breakdown) stay away from inter partner assistance they suck. aa and rac also limit your call outs to 4 a year. best way to get cover is personal cover not on the car that way whatever your in its covered.

vaughant

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AA been spot on with us.
£10 a month from memory or £100 for a full hit?

B19 JUB

not true about the 4 call outs.depends on the level of cover you have

Carlos-Titx

I've had rac out 6 times this year due to flat battery (work away a lot) and everyone been spot on.

Never had an issue with rac.

SeanW88

AA seriously took the piss with me. 12 hours to relay me up the M42 & M6 - average journey time is usually around the 2.5 to 3 hours.

Turbosystems

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Rod-Tarry

Have always been the AA for me. Had Greenflag free with the Cossie insurance but never tried them.