Oranoco

Who are you with guys with and what sort of cost?

My mrs cover with ETA is about to expire so we thought we might as well combine it and get both cars or people covered.

Not sure the Eco bods at ETA will even cover mine (but asked for a quote, they might surprise me).

So far have quotes from;
Green flag £146
RAC £130
AA £160

Cheers folks

studabear

Rac for me, was about £95. Worth every penny when I killed my engine on way to ford fair.

STeve

iTrader: (11)

best thing to so is swap each year between RAC and AA as they then offer you new customer massive discount normally half the going rate as they never offer current customers they best discount

ajamesc

I'm aa 67.35 this year via lloyds gold service. Was invaluable when a broke a piston in way sierra miles from home after going to breakfast at goodwood

TommysKeeper

iTrader: (2)

If you are an RSOC member there is a discount with the RAC - Worth a lot more than the RSOC membership fee!

HaggisTurbo

I got AA through my bank account full cover too 7.50 a month

Psycho Warren

iTrader: (5)

Its almost always cheaper through your insurance or bank these days.

STeve

iTrader: (11)

my son was with the AA and got his renewal through for £196 so went to RAC and he got it for 94 with exact same cover for for 2 people, next year he will no doubt get a silly renewal from rac and go back to the aa

Churtz

I'm with rac, £7 a month. That covers me in any car. So if my other half had a problem I would have to go to the car and wait with her I guess.

S2 Cabby

I'm with rac and pay about £65 a year which covers me and not the car so what ever I'm in it's covered

Fil

Got mine via the bank account, seems to cover me for whatever I brake down in, if it's mine or not, as have used a few times and never asked if the cars are mine or not.

Thrush

iTrader: (1)

The other option is to not have any cover, then sign up when you need it. A friend does this; if he gets a problem he calls the AA, and if his membership has lapsed, he just signs up to the cheapest cover (usually about £40) to get them to come out, then when it expires he doesn't renew it, and signs up again if he gets another problem.

I've got greenflag through my bank account, but I get staff coverage with the AA anyway, so the last time he had car trouble (two coil plugs failed after leaving his Golf at the airport for a couple weeks) I just rang them, quoted my membership number, and then drove to where he was (fortunately only 10 miles away) for when the patrol got there. My dad did the same when my Escort broke down years ago, and used his RAC cover on my car.

denniswynott

I had a mate who tried this, with the AA and I think the RAC too and I'm sure they said he had to wait 24hrs before he could use the service !

Psycho Warren

iTrader: (5)

plus it doesnt work if you need more than a local tow....

When i breakdown i want to be towed from anywhere in the country to whereever i want to go.

The basic packages usually only do a local tow.

SeanW88

Nationwide recovery (ie onward travel/relay), home-start and emergency accomodation if required with 6 callouts - all for £32 a year (it's the car that's covered - not personal cover, but that's fine for me)

The provider? Start Rescue.

My Dad has been with them for just over a year now. His first premium was £37 and had them out twice (one home-start with recovery to a local garage, recovered from the M6 to Grimsby). His renewal was £34. My car was added to his policy (it covers any driver with permission to drive) for £32 this year. To have my own policy would still only have been £39. That's 6 callouts per vehicle.

Carlos-Titx

Look at the extras as well.

I'm with RAC. £9 a month full cover for me and the Mrs.

Always been spot on. Had to call them several times the other winter as my starter motor was shagged.

STAFFY OWNER

£130 for me and the Mrs through RAC. Might have to shop around next year as it sounds like there's some better deals out there.

ar4ibaldo

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Check for cash back offers on google.