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Autoaid car recovery
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Where can i find out more info about them,did i read right there is no website?and how can i get a leaflet about there services as i am in small town in scotland and maybe no good to me all the way up here or maybe extra costs involved for the likes of me.Treat everyday as your last one on earth! and one day you will be right.0
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See my earlier post - they don't 'advertise' as such either as far as I know.bwatt00 wrote:Where can i find out more info about them,did i read right there is no website?and how can i get a leaflet about there services as i am in small town in scotland and maybe no good to me all the way up here or maybe extra costs involved for the likes of me.
The system should work wherever you are!0 -
Can anyone tell me if autoaid cover the car or the person please?0
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Person (or persons if you are married).hungry_monkey wrote:Can anyone tell me if autoaid cover the car or the person please?0 -
I think they are fab. My OH thinks that the big name recovery places are the way to go...but we've been with them for a year and called them out numerous times.
We have 3 cars and all have been covered...I don't think my OH can quite believe it.
There are no limits to call outs either. We must have used them about half a dozen times in the last 12 months...0 -
FJSRiDER wrote:Person (or persons if you are married).
Thanks for that! Also, will they take you onto your final destination or back home if your vehicle cannot be repaired on the spot?
EDIT: Just found the answer on another website "Then, unlike other policies that will fix your car at the roadside, AutoAid will infact provide a car that will seat up to six people and transport to the required destination."0 -
'They' won't but the system pays for it.hungry_monkey wrote:...will they take you onto your final destination or back home if your vehicle cannot be repaired on the spot?0 -
thanks for all the advice peeps

just signed me and the missus up £32
miles cheaper than the RAC wanted for my renewal at £111 with NO homestart0 -
BUT.. you are not covered for parts are you? i am looking for cover for my son and want to make sure that i get the right one, i phoned for a quote and he told me all the bumph and it sounds great, do you pay for your bill at the side of the road and then send them the bill and they deduct the cost of the parts?0
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no one covers for parts,yes pay with credit card on receipt of assistance and reclaim,simply and works[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]To be happy you need to make someone happy.[/FONT]0
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