bluexeon

Who are you with and who you thinks the best. Ive just had a long traumatic year with the AA and im never going back there. After leaving me stranded in Birmingham with a car that potentially could bust into flames and then leaving me on a sodding mountain in the dark for 2 hours, i decided that i wasnt going with the AA ever again.

Ive got 2 cars to be covered, the bug and my corsa plus my bloke. I want to be able to be towed away if i do break down.

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a1y

rac full cover i have them on friends and family!

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bac2ba6

with the RAC aswell seem ok !! the policy ive got covers the person in what ever car there in and they were ok with covering my camper

Some years back i tried the AA but they wouldnt cover my bug as it was too old !!!!! ( probably changed now )

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jinx

is rac still the relay setup?
that would be a pain being relayed home
i have recovery free with my insurance

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Mr Self Destruct

Its funny, but I've been royally fucked over by both. I go with one for a few years until they piss me off, then I change.

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Drew11

i had rac's full policy last year.. should have been something like £300 pa but i used tesco club card vouchers and got 75% off, in the end it cost something like £75 worth of vouchers
i can deffo vouch for them as well, i had to call them a few times and only once did i get a numpty.

nowadays im with adrian flux's breakdown service cos its cheaper and they promised me the same cover as RAC but i found that its not within a couple of months

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adesplit67

I'm with the AA.

found them no probs.

I had a peugeot 206 daily before (now replaced with a golf!), and the bottom pulley went and was grinding all the way back from brittany to Devon.

I limped the car to father in laws in Devon, and called the AA.

Guy came and and diagnosed the problem.

Said he would fit it if I could get one, which I couldn't as sunday before bank holiday.

cut a long story short, borrowed a car from a mate and left it in Devon all week, called the AA back the following weekend and the same guy came out and fitted the part for me, saved me approx £250!!!!..

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BayBirmingham

I'm with the AA (free with my bank account) but when I first started driving I was with the RAC. RAC are OK if you're in one of their high priority groups, (I wasn't old, female, with kids, etc, but was a young male student, so they probably though 'fuck it, he can wait') but as I wasn't then I always seemed to be at the back of the queue. They never came to me within an hour (usually it was about hour and a half). So got pissed off and joined the AA just in time to get £250 carpet-bagging money! They've been sound ever since, and in fact only rescued me the other day when the ignition switch just randomly packed up on the polo.

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