The AA or RAC

[The Negotiator]

Yeah, I can't remember how much and didn't want to say it if it was rubbish but sounds exactly the same. means you basically get 3 people's cover for the price of one (as spouse comes free IIRC?) and on the occasion when we used them they were excellent.

 

[GhostWKD]

glad this topic came up, 'rents have got me aa or rac membership for xmas (waiting till car lives again) and i gotta choose which gotta get a working car first :bang:

 

[dave]

glad this topic came up, 'rents have got me aa or rac membership for xmas (waiting till car lives again) and i gotta choose which gotta get a working car first :bang:

what ever one it is make sure its a take you home one, not tow to garage one.

 

[bhinderharminder]

whic of the aa or rac packages do you guys reccomend and which one offers value for money?

 

[dave]

i just got relay not sure on the option numbers. but i got use of spare cars if you need a replacement car best go for the top one.

 

[gaz.d]

option 300 is the best IMO

its got roadside, home start and relay

the only one you dont get is relay plus, i think this puts you up in a hotel etc, if they cant tow you home or something

 

[Ozric-Al]

Well I'm with the RAC and will be sticking with them. Why? Well, if you use your Tesco Clubcard vouchers to pay for your membership you get top cover which includes roadside, homestart, onward travel, personal cover etc., etc, for £23.50 in vouchers.

Also, Have had to call them out twice in the last year (dead battery and then the obligatory dead alternator afterwards) and they were there within 20 mins both times.