European breakdown cover (3 Viewers)

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Jun 26, 2024
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How do people go about good value European breakdown cover, it needs to cover a 3.5 ton, 3.4 meter (ie bed over cab) height 7 meter long.
 
Sep 23, 2007
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Leicestershire
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347
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A Class
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4 and many as a tugger
Already have RAC (including eurpean cover) for our cars (personal membership so covers any vehicle if driving/passenger)
Just renewed and checked with RAC, limits are: -
Max weight 3.5 tonne
Width 2.55 m
Length 3.4 m (including towbar if fitted)
Height not quoted.

Therefore in my case no additional cost!

Car broke down last year in France and experience was generally good so I am happy
Are you sure you’ve got the length correct. That’s only something like a Fiat 500
 
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Jun 20, 2022
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Fiat ducato pvc self
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Since 2017
Just looked it up I it’s 31days unless you book a return ferry date then they charge a little
Where did you find this?
There is no mention of a time restriction in my policy booklet.
I have been going for 80ish days thinking I am covered.

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Nov 17, 2012
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Unusual for me to post as I am usually wrong but had heard an interesting and relevant comment recently. Out of habit when we renew our Motorhome Insurance I usually add both of us on the policy as drivers. I am almost exclusively the main driver but were I to hypothetically break my arm whilst in say Puglia there would be little/no chance that my wife would want to drive our 4.5 ton motorhome back. The point being that this is quite different to sharing the driving for an occasional long stretch. The insurance company would probably not be inclined to repatriate ourselves or the motorhome with two drivers noted on the policy. Apologies for stating the obvious and others will have thought this through but I hadn't!
 
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Nov 17, 2022
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Mobilvetta KY 80
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Unusual for me to post as I am usually wrong but had heard an interesting and relevant comment recently. Out of habit when we renew our Motorhome Insurance I usually add both of us on the policy as drivers. I am almost exclusively the main driver but were I to hypothetically break my arm whilst in say Puglia there would be little/no chance that my wife would want to drive our 4.5 ton motorhome back. The point being that this is quite different to sharing the driving for an occasional long stretch. The insurance company would probably not be inclined to repatriate ourselves or the motorhome with two drivers noted on the policy. Apologies for stating the obvious and others will have thought this through but I hadn't!
This is true which is why I’ve now taken myself off my husbands policy. This was also confirmed by Comfort Insurance when I spoke to them.
 
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Btg

Mar 4, 2012
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52
surrey
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20,033
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coachbuilt
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2008
Ye def 31days they won’t extend until I give them my return ferry booking

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Jonno1103

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Aug 27, 2017
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F Line F70
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AA won’t offer european recovery for a 3.5 tonne van
Been through all the hoops but had to get red flag for peace of mind
Interesting my policy says they will & full repatriation? The AA policy through Comfort has no limits on length or height.
 
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