I'm looking at some cover again, as mines just run out.

AA are a bit expensive, RAC were all arseholes to me, Green flag want about the same as the AA! lol

Anyone heard anything about Kwik fit? £40 for the year with full UK coverage and overnight accomadation. and obviously all the rest.
(With 15% cashback ) you also get £10 if they are more than an hour getting to you.

Seems good to me just wondering if anyone has any experience with them

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i would go with AA matey, i'm with RAC too, i had em out twice, neither would call out a recovery truck as it would cost me £100 and void my cover apparantly!

where as i was with the AA for a year, and they helped out alot. basically even though the price you pay may seem alot but it covers everything if its the top notch. i had breakdown cover, home start and recovery. had to use them a few times when things went wrong with my old car and they had no problems calling out a recovery flat bed and didn't cost me a penny, one time i wanted them to take my car from junction 22 on the m6 southbound all the way to london colney, they said they would charge me but i recieved no invoice about the extra mileage and the driver of the truck didn't say anything about it either!! i'm gonna go back to AA once i'm off RAC

Yeah I've had aa out loads they've replaced a clutch cable whereas the rac charged me.£60 to tow me 20 seconds around a corner and proceed to leave me at a random garage and find my own way home.

Kwik fit seem good and cheaper will check aa prices might be worth the bit extra as I know there gppd already

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You must've had the cheapest of the cheap covers then, as I'm with the RAC and have never paid a penny on the few occasions I've used them. With the Pulsar being 4wd it HAS to have a truck, which I've used 3 times, twice from Northampton

And with the Fiesta they changed the clutch cable for me near Silverstone and not charged anything!

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Quote Clarkson, Top Gear, 17th July: "I'm not having a stroke... just driving a Nissan!"
Quote Ry, Mallory Park, 3rd Dec: "Ahhhh crap... Just a bit too over eager really!"
"I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I took an arrow in the knee"

Been with both the AA and RAC and would rate them both highly, they both offer decent cashback too.

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Nah I didn't have cover so.I paid £60 for.the year £60 for the tow and then.got dumped £70 the next day for i5 to be fixed at a gatahe.

Kwik fit just seems to do the same cover as the other two but cheaper. Hmm

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Was with the RAC previously and in a year had to call them out 3 times. Brilliant Service!!

I'm due to buy some more cover soon as with the car the way it is, it may be worth the peice of mind again.

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Rest in peace Ben "Jam" Elvin. Gone but never forgotten.

I use to alternate between the RAC and AA, basically so it was always a new policy and I got cashback each time.

As it is I have no breakdown cover on the C2 right now, I trust it.

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Good thing I found with my RAC is when I had my accident with my black Si, they provided me with a solicitor as I had legal cover with them who sorted everything out from start to finish and got me a damn good amount of cash, paid for physio etc

And as is stadard practice on most of the breakdown services now, it covers me and not a prticular car, so if I'm with someone and they break down I can use mine on it

The only problem I find (well not so much a problem as I'd rather they didn't touch the Pulsar anyway) is that they open the bonnet and don't know where to start, so I'm basically paying for a low loader at any time

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Quote Clarkson, Top Gear, 17th July: "I'm not having a stroke... just driving a Nissan!"
Quote Ry, Mallory Park, 3rd Dec: "Ahhhh crap... Just a bit too over eager really!"
"I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I took an arrow in the knee"