european breakdown cover - current favourites

[silverthorn2151]

Been a while since I had anything other than the AA cover so thought I'd shop around.

Trouble is, everyone I check tells me they are the best and beyond any other service so I thought.........ask PH'ers for recent experiences recommendations.

Cost not really a concern, having a good service is.

[Deesee]

The meerkat people put me onto Breakdown Assist it was 25£ for 9 days last month.

Previously annual cover via euro tunnel as covers multi trip (but with lockdowns probably months away what’s the point)!

[TR4man]

Depending on your car, you may find that some breakdown companies won’t want to know.

I think the cut off date may be 15 years old which meant I struggled to get cover for my Griffith a couple of months ago. I eventually got cover from the RAC.

You may want to see if your current insurer will offer it as an additional cost option.

[TR4man]

Depending on your car, you may find that some breakdown companies won’t want to know.

I think the cut off date may be 15 years old which meant I struggled to get cover for my Griffith a couple of months ago. I eventually got cover from the RAC.

You may want to see if your current insurer will offer it as an additional cost option.

[Ice_blue_tvr]

I used RAC.

No age limit on the car.. With a suspected stuck thermostat as we got to Le Mans, they arranged to transport the car and fly myself and passenger home + hire car in the mean time. Though it took a few days to get everything arranged while out there.

[silverthorn2151]

The car is less than 2 months old. I needntonchecknwhat coverage I may have through the manufacturer. I've looked at RAC and that's a good tale. I've also kind of abirt listed Green Flag and Euro Breakdown.

[silverthorn2151]

Went with the RAC.

I also remembered to upgrade my insurance to fully comp for the trip.

Think I have all boxes ticked now.