AutoAid Breakdown Recovery Reviews
Newest Review: ... don't actually maintain their own fleet of vans, but use local garages as their agents. In practical terms, this makes very ... more
... little difference - you just need to make sure that you have the means to pay the garage. When you ring to report a breakdown, they ask how you would like to pay (cash, credit/debit card etc.) and then make sure they contact a garage that accepts your preferred method. This means you don't need to panic about not having enough cash on you or having left your credit card at home.
If you break down in an area where you already know a reliable garage, you don't even need to call AutoAid. You can simply call the garage...more
Customer AutoAid Breakdown Recovery Reviews (1)
by - written on 17/09/12 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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Let's be honest, it's never pleasant to breakdown and some sort of breakdown cover is essential to ensure that if it happens to you, you are not stranded in the middle of nowhere. Most people are aware of the big motoring organisations like the AA or RAC, but alternatives do exist and are often a lot cheaper. AutoAid is one such company. AutoAid came recommended via the Moneysavingexpert.com website and at first, I was somewhat cynical. AutoAid charge just £38 per year for full cover and I wondered how they could possibly offer the same level of cover as the AA or RAC premium packages that cost well over £100. The fact is that they do. The cover you get ... Read the complete review
