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THUB
 


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road side assistance

My D4 is three years old at end of month. I am looking at the various offerings available for roadside breakdown assistance.
LR Assist seems a bit pricey at £150. Comparisons are Green Flag (via Caravan Club) £97; CSMA £58.50. Real exact comparisons are nigh on impossible to make so will be pleased to have any views or comments. Do you think there is any advantage by having extended warranty and roadside assistance from the same company?
  
Post #13676122nd Nov 2014 4:23 pm
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Having used LR assistance when towing the caravan Big Cry I would recomend them as the service was first calss. Worth the extra money for the piece of mind.
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if it hits the fan and you are stuck...whats 150 quid..considering the value of the vehicle and where it may be left overnite if no help available..perhaps with the tin tent thingy
  
Post #13677602nd Nov 2014 9:24 pm
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I use autoaid breakdown. I have not actually had to use them myself but most reviews seem favorable.
  
Post #13677652nd Nov 2014 9:32 pm
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Under the extended warranty, the optional Land Rover Assistance is provided by the AA.
So I don't think you get a Land Rover techie in his D4/ van and laptop to read codes and try & fix it, as you would under the normal 3 year warranty.

With the LRA (AA) you get:
* Home and roadside assistance
* Recovery of your vehicle to the nearest Approved Land Rover Service Centre
* Replacement vehicle and travel benefits such as hotel accommodation

So if you can get this cheaper from the AA itself, or others, then all the better.
  
Post #13677872nd Nov 2014 10:05 pm
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galwaygreen
 


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two different things surely


assist or warranty..do you want one or both???????????????????
  
Post #13678523rd Nov 2014 2:28 am
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Actually looking for both, but have decided on LR Extended Warranty based on previous very satisfactory experience. Road side assistance seems to vary greatly. LR assist includes European cover but only for 30 days in one bite (90 days in total). For European Cover I use Caravan Club. They offer MayDay cover (Green Flag) for £97 and it seems as good as LR. Just really wondering if a link between the two (i.e the same supplier) is a good political move. Avoids the possibility of "bouncing" the blame around?
  
Post #13678893rd Nov 2014 9:37 am
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