Breakdown cover - which provider?
Jan 14th 2017, 5:45 am
#16
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Location: NSW, Australia
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Re: Breakdown cover - which provider?
Thanks all for the ideas & input. We got cover with Coles in the end.
Was going to get Allianz as the 200km towing allowance is very attractive, however they have a 72 hour no claim allowed policy. Seeing as I needed to get cover less than 48 hours before travel, that scuppered them. Coles were $100 less anyway.
Beoz - jump leads - always great advice. My parents bought me my first set of leads when I got my first car *coughs* years ago. Still have them.
Cheers all.
Was going to get Allianz as the 200km towing allowance is very attractive, however they have a 72 hour no claim allowed policy. Seeing as I needed to get cover less than 48 hours before travel, that scuppered them. Coles were $100 less anyway.
Beoz - jump leads - always great advice. My parents bought me my first set of leads when I got my first car *coughs* years ago. Still have them.
Cheers all.
Jan 15th 2017, 2:33 am
#17
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Joined: May 2003
Location: Alloha snack bar
Posts: 24,246
Re: Breakdown cover - which provider?
Even better than jumper leads are the new lithium ion jump start packs
Incredible technology
The size of a paperback but can jump start any car
Get one with USB ports and a torch and you have a very helpful and useful piece of kit
Incredible technology
The size of a paperback but can jump start any car
Get one with USB ports and a torch and you have a very helpful and useful piece of kit
Jan 15th 2017, 7:47 am
#18
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Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 14,040
Re: Breakdown cover - which provider?
I finally got my electrical issues fixed. 3 years later and no charge the whole journey from Mazda. New alternater. No more need for those jumper leads hopefully.
