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YourBigEvent
There is a reason for this poll, and I know I have already done it once but for newer members I thought I would give it another airing (Do I sound like Gary revisiting posts now ? tongue.gif )
I will let it run for a couple of days and view the results, and I think some of you may have to change !!
FDDJ
I have RAC cover currently but I switch between them and the AA every year so I always get a decent deal.

I paid £39 this year for joint membership because that was the offer they had at the time.

In December i'll switch back to the AA. I did once try GEM for a year, cheap at £19 but I just think it's worth paying that little extra for RAC or AA. Might give Greenflag a go though!
tonyj
i voted own, but its Britiannia rescue...very cheap as i'm a civil servant...(one of the last perks of the day job)

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Chrispy
You missed 'Other' smile.gif

I'm with Autonational Rescue

Their total superservice offers all of the features of the RAC / AA top level cover for £94.00 and that is for cover for Car and Van with any driver. If you only need cover for one car, then it is reduced to £63.00

My RAC renewel fee was for £194.00 for exactly the same level of cover, so i'm pretty happy with the £100 saving, and I also get 15 months cover for the price of 12 smile.gif .





Kingy
I dropped AA because they stopped free recovery following an accident. Before that I was with them for about 6 years, before that RAC for eternity. ( Due to 999 services discount!) I am now with Direct Lines scheme.
dj007
im with the RAC now my bmw waranty cover has finished.
RAC responce for disabled drivers covers everything. i think it was £86
centrestagediscos
aa for me this year got a good deal just wish i had been with them when they gave cash to there members just after i changed because i used to get censored2.gif off when after about ten a clock you only got a local on call bloke come out who did not even try and fix the problem.
robbiedj
Voted AA, but the Sedona still has Kia's own recovery on it for another year.

I keep the AA up as you can call them out even if you are a passenger in a car that breaks down. Very useful when out with drivers who haven't got cover. thumbup.gif
YourBigEvent
The car is still under the Renault cover so wife uses that only as no-one else drives the van except me, so I only need cover for the van so I went with Green Flag for one MAJOR reason.
YourBigEvent
Taken from the AA website T&C


Maximum Vehicle Weight
(applies to all services)* Vans and pickups, whether privately owned or otherwise: 2.3 tonnes (2,300kg) gross vehicle weight (applicable to members who joined on or after 1 March 2001 only);
Other vehicles: 3.5 tonnes (3,500kg) gross vehicle weight.
brianmole
RAC for me, I had a MAJOR reason to dismiss Green Flag/Direct line when I broke down, and they failed to deliver on an essential part of their service. Never again for Green Flag.

RAC have been superb when I had to call them out. notworthy.gif
Jason v G
I get free AA cover through my bank account, but as I found out a few months ago it doesn't cover the van ( citreon relay).

Which would you guys recommend for commercials?
YourBigEvent
Well the AA, and I believe the RAC only cover vehicles upto 2.3 tons, the Relay is heavey than that fully loaded, as is my Mercedes so I had to go with Green Flag.
I used them last Sunday morning and was asked my weight (the van, not me personally laugh.gif )
paula
Lloyds gold customers get free AA smile.gif
DJF
HAVN'T GOT COVER AS I HAVE A GARAGE AND BODYSHOP AT WORK BUT DO NEED TO CONSIDER IT FOR THE FUTURE ONCE I'VE SORTED MY PLI,PAT TESTING,CRB AND OTHER STUFF.



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