Cheapest way to join AA / RAC

kiwimama

After a disasterous holiday in the Lake District with the car totally crapping itself not once but twice (£650 later gulp) I really need to get some sort of roadside rescue - wondering if MSE'ers have any tips on how / where to get the best price, TIA.

shammyjack

I have this at £59 including European cover, run by the largest breakdown service in Europe .

http://www.quotelinedirect.co.uk/breakdown/


shammy

Lugh_Chronain

Have a read of the Breakdown cover article for roadside recovery and then maybe try searching the Cashback-Sites Maximiser for best cashback offers.

Make sure you check everything you need is covered from the cheapest results you find.

Good luck!

Colin2511

hi, if you have spare tesco deal vouchers you could always use these? I know this is not the cheapest way (as teh RAC price is not cheap this way)..but if you have spare vouchers its easier than handing hard cash over

slscarborough

I purchased mine through quidco as they were giving very good cashback at the time. Not sure what the deal is now though.

Bob_the_Saver

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/insurance/roadside-recovery

Techno

Definitely via a cashback site - also the more extras you add (homestart , relay etc) the more it costs so only take what you think you may need to use (you can always push the car down the road so it's not outside your house lol!)

shays_mum

I get FULL aa cover for £50 for my 11 year VW polo thru a local insurance company who buy in bulk, been doing this for years!!