AA Breakdown Cover
AA Breakdown Cover from Only £29.00
Build the breakdown recovery assistance that's right for you with AA Breakdown Cover from Only £29.00. Choose from the following AA Members Club memberships such as Roadside, Relay, Home Start, Stay Mobile and Breakdown Repair Cover. You can also choose single, joint, or family cover. See below for breakdown cover options:
From Only £29.00
AA Breakdown Cover
AA Key Facts
- Roadside - when broken down more than ¼ mile from your home.
- Relay - Can't repair at roadside we'll transport you
- Home Start - broken down at home or within ¼ mile of it.
- Stay Mobile - alternative travel options
- Breakdown Repair Cover up to £500 for replacement parts and garage labour
- 25% discount for single cover
- 20% discount for joint cover
- 15% discount for family cover
- 34% discount for roadside
- 25% discount for all other options
Overview
In 1905, The AA Group was formed and today via a successful business model is now the largest motoring company in the UK. The AA provide a comprehensive breakdown recovery service for the UK. A Breakdown Cover is arranged by Automobile Association Insurance Services Limited. AA Breakdown Cover is, unless otherwise stated, underwritten by The Automobile Association Limited.
The AA's main product is their breakdown recovery assistance service but also offer many other products such as savings accounts, personal loans, credit cards, car insurance, home insurance, travel insurance, van insurance, motorbike insurance, pet insurance and much more
AA Breakdown Cover contact details:
Address: The AA, PO Box 2AA , Newcastle Upon Tyne , NE99 2AA,
Phone Number: 0870 606 0483
Website: www.theaa.com
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