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Breakdown cover is costly and the two giants of the industry love to take a huge chunk of the pie. Yet as they’re fighting for business, if you’re in the know its possible to get roadside recovery at a fraction of the cost.
There are a raft of tricks listed below you can use to cut the cost which can get AA cover from as little as £7 and the RAC for just £8.
Yet don’t think you have to stick with the big boys, even with their deals. You can get full service policies from as little as £37, with similar call out times. For more on that read the full Cheap Roadside Recovery guide.
Rather than signing up to the AA direct, do it via a special 'cashback' website and you can save big. Currently £21 cashback's available, making a basic policy just £7. Cashback sites are websites that list retailers/product providers and get paid if you click through them. Importantly, they then give some or all of this cash to you.
If you're new to this concept, please read the Best Cashback Sites guide before continuing, as while there shouldn't be a problem with these deals, the payout on cashback sites is never guaranteed; if there's a dispute with the retailer and the cashback site doesn't get paid, you don't either.Topcashback:Now pays £21. Link: Topcashback*
Quidco: Pays £21, but takes the first £5 earned each year. Link: Quidco*
Cashback Kings: Not currently offering cashback
Wepromiseto: Not currently offering cashback
Tesco shoppers can swap their points for Clubcard Deals vouchers, worth four times the vouchers' normal in-store value. One of the deals available is RAC cover; the basic cover costs £15 worth of points, but there are a whole other range of deals too.
If you've got Clubcard deals saved up, this is a great system. For more, read the Cheap Breakdown Cover guide.
As with the AA, sign up via a special 'cashback' website and you can currently get £20 cashback making a basic policy just £8. Cashback sites are websites that list retailers/product providers and get paid if you click through them. Importantly, they then give some or all of this cash to you.
If you're new to this concept, please read the Best Cashback Sites guide before continuing, as while there shouldn't be a problem with these deals, the payout on cashback sites is never guaranteed; if there's a dispute with the retailer and the cashback site doesn't get paid, you don't either.
Topcashback: Now pays £20. Link: Topcashback*
Quidco: Pays £20, but takes the first £5 earned each year. Link: Quidco*
Cashback Kings: Pays £12.50. Link: Cashback Kings*
Wepromiseto: £12.50, but takes the first £5 earned annually. Link: Wepromiseto*
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If you know of a deal we've missed, then please post it in the discussion and we'll add it to the list above.
For full details of the cheapest breakdown policies, read the full Cheapest Roadside Recovery Policies article.
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You shouldn’t notice any difference, the links don’t impact the product at all and the editorial line (the things we write) is NEVER impacted by the revenue. If it isn’t possible to get an affiliate link for the best product, its still listed in the same way. The following link Quidco, Topcashback is an identical unaffiliated link provided for the sake of transparency. Click on the following link for more details on how this site's financed.
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