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AA Breakdown renewal...
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Hi guys,
I've had my renewal through; standard Roadside (Silver Membership) and they want £68.55 off of me! I think joining members of AA/RAC get covered for about £60 but with TCB/Quidco.
Before I ring them up to 'negotiate' the renewal, has anyone got any recent tips/advice on how to tackle them? I understand AA are one of the best at price adjustment
Otherwise I'll probably just join AutoAid (offer from MSE) or rejoin as a new member of the AA/RAC.
Thanks.
I've had my renewal through; standard Roadside (Silver Membership) and they want £68.55 off of me! I think joining members of AA/RAC get covered for about £60 but with TCB/Quidco.
Before I ring them up to 'negotiate' the renewal, has anyone got any recent tips/advice on how to tackle them? I understand AA are one of the best at price adjustment

Otherwise I'll probably just join AutoAid (offer from MSE) or rejoin as a new member of the AA/RAC.
Thanks.
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I've always got any new customer figures by threatening to go to the RAC for a year and coming back. They seem pretty quick to adjust the prices0
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Have you considered Startrescue? Their prices start from £16.45, I used to be with them and on the few times I had to report a breakdown, they sent someone over very quickly who fixed the fault - IMHO as good as the likes of AA,RAC etc. Cheap doesn't always have to mean a poorer service!
https://www.startrescue.co.uk0 -
Don't bother. I was with them for years and each renewal I had to argue for a better price. Been with Autoaid since via quidco and for something silly like £30.0
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