Breakdown cover renewal - Comparison sites

Bonking_Mad

Had renewal for breakdown cover through Brittannia £110.00 for 2 cars, home start / onward travel, etc, wondering if I can get it cheaper through comparison sites, anyone know which comparison sites offer a quote for 2 cars, most seem to only offer quote for 1 car.

bengalknights

Have you tried cashback sites you might find it cheaper to do single policys then multi.

Bonking_Mad

No, I don't buy online that often.

scotsbob

Auotaid as suggested on Moneysavingextra

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

Home start, breakdown, onward travel etc £38 covers you and partner for any car you are driving.

wealdroam

Have you any Tesco Clubcard points?

You can use them on RAC subscriptions.

Bonking_Mad

wealdroam wrote: »

Have you any Tesco Clubcard points?

Sadly, no, but thanks for the tip

luci

Never had to use Auto Aid thankfully, but at £38 a year for both cars with home start it's a steal.

Notmyrealname

Bonking_Mad wrote: »

Had renewal for breakdown cover through Brittannia £110.00 for 2 cars, home start / onward travel, etc, wondering if I can get it cheaper through comparison sites, anyone know which comparison sites offer a quote for 2 cars, most seem to only offer quote for 1 car.

Don't go for policies that cover the car. Go for policies that cover the person. That way you're covered in any car you're in whether or not you are driving it.

Notmyrealname

luci wrote: »

Never had to use Auto Aid thankfully, but at £38 a year for both cars with home start it's a steal.

I get AA recovery with Home Start for free with any service from my Ford dealership.

GolfBravo

Notmyrealname wrote: »

Don't go for policies that cover the car. Go for policies that cover the person. That way you're covered in any car you're in whether or not you are driving it.

Ditto.

Try German ADAC. Their Plus membership is €79 (that's around £70) per person or €98 (around £88) for a couple (Partner Plus). It is a Europe-wide cover with home start, onward travel, etc. (anything to do with a breakdown or accident including ambulances, repatriation, medical, hotel & recovery costs for you & your family). No car age restriction, and the only restriction is the vehicle gross weight (must be under 6 tonnes).

In the UK they send out the AA mechanics.

Tucker

Notmyrealname wrote: »

Don't go for policies that cover the car. Go for policies that cover the person. That way you're covered in any car you're in whether or not you are driving it.

Not much good if my brother is driving the car alone though....