Hi there simple question - what is the best or ?

[silentfly]

Hi there
What's the best or most recommended MH breakdown service. Is it RAC?

 

[DumfriesDik]

Where will you be travelling?

Never had to call on breakdown services, but we are covered by our Nationwide account.

 

[Jenka]

You can only base it on your own experience and no breakdiwn is the same . I had great service from Rac Arrival in poland and Austria.

 

[cmcardle75]

Hi there
What's the best or most recommended MH breakdown service. Is it RAC?

You may need to specifically get the Arrival product from RAC. This removes various restrictions on size etc. I did use them once and they paid up for a recovery of a 1978 5 tonne Winnebago which was blocking the A26 slip road to Calais Port. They even paid the garage fees (minus parts) as they counted it as a roadside fix as it was done within a certain period of motorway recovery.

The original tow was organised by the French motorway police. My phone roaming wasn't working, so I couldn't even call anyone. Their call centre was very helpful once I'd managed to get the roaming working.

 

[denisejoe]

We get our breakdown cover with our insurance.

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[silentfly]

You may need to specifically get the Arrival product from RAC. This removes various restrictions on size etc. I did use them once and they paid up for a recovery of a 1978 5 tonne Winnebago which was blocking the A26 slip road to Calais Port. They even paid the garage fees (minus parts) as they counted it as a roadside fix as it was done within a certain period of motorway recovery.

The original tow was organised by the French motorway police. My phone roaming wasn't working, so I couldn't even call anyone. Their call centre was very helpful once I'd managed to get the roaming working.

Ok thats useful thanks. Will have a look!

 

[Southdowners]

If you get the RAC Arrival cover through the caravan and camping club they’ll cover vehicles of 7.5 tonnes.

 

[barsteward]

It may be a simple question but there is very rarely a simple answer. I would recommend speaking to your insurer and specifying your individual needs.

 

[joe and sue]

Green Flag for us every time

 

[Minxy]

I've been doing some googling recently as we need UK & EU recovery for our MH as it ran out on 7th October and seeing as we want to use it this weekend I need to get it sorted so I've again been checking out loads and some are stupid prices. Our current insurer (Lifesure) does it for £99 for a year (stand alone policy) alternatively I can add it to the existing insurance policy for a pro-rata payment of £53 (just over 6 months) with no admin fee, however I can get the same policy through another company, backed by the same underwriter, for £81 for the year. Hubby has said to go for the pro-rata so we can renew both at the same time which is what we used to do until we changed MH but I can't decide whether to just get a stand alone policy as I won't have to think about it for another year.

To the OP, check what your MH insurer has to offer first as I know that some people can get it very cheaply that way, if not then have a good mooch round. The one that I'm thinking of going with is below:

European Breakdown Cover

Save over 50% against the AA , RAC and Green Flag on European breakdown cover for cars, 4x4s, light vans, minibus, campervans, motorhomes, motorcyles, motorbikes, light vans, hire cars up to and including 15 years old with

www.eurobreakdown.com

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