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01603 649650Clients of Alan Boswell Group can benefit from discounted cover from the RAC, one of the UK’s leading providers of motor breakdown cover.
The RAC are one of the most trusted names in the UK. They attended over 2m breakdowns last year – that’s one every 18 seconds! Here are some of the other benefits of RAC breakdown cover through ABG:
We are not on any internet comparison sites and do not have any cuddly toys or gimmicky marketing tricks. We simply put all our effort in providing our customers the best cover, for the right price combined with a premium-level service.
We believe in providing our customers competitive car insurance with products suitable for their needs. Being independent we are able to offer impartial advice on the best product for your needs. Having access to multiple insurance companies we are able to command competitive pricing ensuring you get value for money.
I have used Alan Boswell for about 15 years now and have always been exceptionally pleased with the service.
A breakdown can happen to anyone at any time – and it’s not just old, unreliable cars that can breakdown. Punctures and flat batteries are the two biggest culprits of a call-out and they can happen to any car, new or old.
The cost of a call-out can be very high and with many recovery services you’ll just get towed to the nearest garage for a repair.
Alan Boswell Group recommend breakdown cover through the RAC, who repair 4 out of 5 vehicles at the roadside. Alan Boswell Group clients can also benefit from RAC breakdown cover at a reduced rate (from just £165 per year if you have a motor insurance policy with us).
Our RAC cover includes:
Roadside, recovery, at home & onward travel features:
EU cover features
Roadside, recovery, at home & onward travel exclusions:
EU cover exclusions:
A lot of people think breakdown cover isn’t a necessity – so we’ve compiled a list of the main objections to taking out a motor breakdown policy:
Great, do you know what level of cover you have? Does it include at home or national recovery?
It’s worth checking the type of cover; personal or vehicle. Most bank accounts are personal cover which is great as it covers you if you’re travelling in any vehicle. But does anyone else drive your vehicle? Your partner, child or a relative?
That’s good, but do you know what level of cover you have and who it’s with? The RAC provide a repair over recover culture but some companies don’t. With 4 out of 5 vehicles fixed at the roadside you’ll be more likely to get on with your day when covered with RAC.
The two most common causes of breakdown are a puncture or a flat battery; these can happen to any vehicle.
Many modern vehicles now don’t even carry a spare wheel. Maybe worth checking.
Did you know RAC patrols fix over 80% of vehicles at the roadside? With over 500 parts carried 4 times out of 5 they can get your vehicle going again at the roadside. Remember your friend may be a mechanic, but you’ve still got to get your vehicle to them!
Even so, it may be worth checking with your local recovery company to understand how much they would charge to recover you, should you breakdown. Costs vary nationwide but it can be in the region of £150 and more for larger vehicles.
Cover for the buildings and contents of your home for damage, theft and other covers.
Cover for cars whether third party or fully comprehensive cover. Options to include additional products such as breakdown, motor legal expenses, enhanced courtesy car etc
Motor legal expenses provides legal assistance to recover the out-of-pocket expenses that you may experience as a result of an accident that was not your fault.
If you’re considering hiring out your motorhome or campervan, or already hold a Self-Drive Hire policy, it is essential to consider taking out Public Liability alongside this.
Loss adjusters and loss assessors both play an important role in large insurance claims, and their roles can affect the outcome of your claim. Here, we take a look at what the differences between them are and what that means for you.
If you’re considering buying a campervan or motorhome, you’ll need to consider the type of license you need. We explore what type of driving licence you need in order to drive different motorhomes, as well as what you can do to upgrade your licence.