Breakdown cover.

**MickAP** · 29th June 2011, 18:45

Sorry if I'm in the wrong section posting this.

Just want to ask what others use for breakdown cover.

My current cover is Greenflag, which if I add a second car this time around will take it up to £111.50 a year.
Apart from the usual suspects RAC AA etc ahs anyone used AUTOAID.
They're a pay for your breakdown outfit and claim the costs back.
Any good or uses them. £38 a year.
Another forum I go on some members rate them. They cover the vehicle your driving, so good for two car ownership.

What do you think

Mick

**byebyeitsagsi** · 29th June 2011, 18:53

Have you had a look at top cashback? My AA cover was only £8 this year once i got my cashback.

**neverlandandy** · 29th June 2011, 18:57

Originally Posted by byebyeitsagsi

Have you had a look at top cashback? My AA cover was only £8 this year once i got my cashback.

sounds interesting how do you go about that ?

**MickAP** · 29th June 2011, 19:05

Originally Posted by MickAP

Sorry if I'm in the wrong section posting this.

Just want to ask what others use for breakdown cover.

My current cover is Greenflag, which if I add a second car this time around will take it up to £111.50 a year.
Apart from the usual suspects RAC AA etc ahs anyone used AUTOAID.
They're a pay for your breakdown outfit and claim the costs back.
Any good or uses them. £38 a year.
Another forum I go on some members rate them. They cover the vehicle your driving, so good for two car ownership.

What do you think

Mick

Link for http://www.autoaidbreakdown.co.uk/

As said you claim back all costs, they arrange for you to be recovered.

Mick

**byebyeitsagsi** · 29th June 2011, 19:12

Originally Posted by neverlandandy

sounds interesting how do you go about that ?

You sign up at there site here: http://www.topcashback.co.uk/home

Theres big cashback to be had on breakdown cover, mobile contracts etc etc. All you need top do once signed up is navigate to the AA website by using the links on the top cashback back website so that it "TRACKS" you purchasing and them being the refferer. Once they recieve the refferal money from the AA for example they then pass it on to you it can take a few months but its definetly worth the wait.

**MickAP** · 29th June 2011, 19:12

Originally Posted by byebyeitsagsi

Have you had a look at top cashback? My AA cover was only £8 this year once i got my cashback.

Yep that sounds about right. You must be on the "from £28 a year deal"
So with the cashback site -£19.19

Am I correct?

Good deal!

Mick

**byebyeitsagsi** · 29th June 2011, 19:19

Originally Posted by MickAP

Yep that sounds about right. You must be on the "from £28 a year deal"
So with the cashback site -£19.19

Am I correct?

Good deal!

Mick

Yeah thats correct, before you buy the cover make sure you sign in to top cashback and navigate onto the AA site from there otherwise it wont track you purchasing it. There is a big FAQ page that explain how it can take time to show as tracked on your account page etc etc and the best way to make purchases if you want to claim cashback.