Should i renew my breakdown cover with AA

claire8608

Hi, i have joint cover with my dad as we live in the shame house. Last year i went with the aa, as i was with the rac and the renewal price was very expensive. This year for joint cover the aa quoted £181.00 this is for roadside, relay & home start.

I have emailed the aa and they said that they can take 20% of the amount i was orginally quoted. What do you think?

Last year i went through quidco, i got cashback for going through them and as i was a new customer i got a good rate.

What does everybody think??

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claire8608 wrote: »

Hi, i have joint cover with my dad as we live in the shame house.
What does everybody think??

That is unfortunate,

Seriously, get a quote as a new customer from RAC etc. via Quidco.

claire8608

Lol well done for noticing the mistake!!

Do you think that will be cheaper??

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claire8608 wrote: »

Lol well done for noticing the mistake!!

Do you think that will be cheaper??

Very likely, new customers always seem to get a better deal.

Don't forget Quidco.

davetrousers

I pay £36 a year with Autoaid. Martin Lewis's recommendation, it's a pay and claim service though.

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davetrousers wrote: »

I pay £36 a year with Autoaid. Martin Lewis's recommendation, it's a pay and claim service though.

+1 for Autoaid. I've been with them now for 2 years and unlike my car I have had no troubles with them. I understand though that the "pay and claim" aspect is off-putting for some people so if you do decide to go with the likes of RAC/AA definately check quidco/topcashback for offers.

I originally started out with RAC but found my renewal quote to be a joke (£120, £45 increase IIRC) so did not renew. The following year I got another quote (just to check) and it was £80 - so new customers do seem to get a better deal in my experience.

HTH