Insurance for TD5 with no immobilizer/alarm

barbel · May 9, 2012

Hi all,

I'm sure this question gets asked a lot though I wonder if most of you guys have immobilizers/alarms? I don't, and have lots of insurers won't touch me.

Has anyone recommendations for cheap insurance that accepts a no security TD5? I'm with Admiral at the moment and am fed up with the high renewal (in the past I've negotiated a new price based on the web price, but I've run out of patience with them!).

Thanks,

Andy

the_wolf · May 9, 2012

Ive got an 87 plate 90 insured with tesco and im only paying £22 a month. Not bad for a 26 year old with 7 years no claims is it

and thats with no security on it (besides a fuel pump cut off switch but i didnt bother mentioning that to them)

COA · May 9, 2012

I pay 130 pounds a year fully comp with no alarm or immobiliser but I am 37, have no accidents and live in a rural area with no crime!

Big green snail · May 9, 2012

barbel said:
Hi all,

I'm sure this question gets asked a lot though I wonder if most of you guys have immobilizers/alarms? I don't, and have lots of insurers won't touch me.

Has anyone recommendations for cheap insurance that accepts a no security TD5? I'm with Admiral at the moment and am fed up with the high renewal (in the past I've negotiated a new price based on the web price, but I've run out of patience with them!).

Thanks,

Andy

Why not get an alarm or immobiliser fitted then? Surely this will give you a bit better piece of mind, and give more scope to reduce your premium.
As long as its Thatcham approved and the fitter gives you a certificate you can send to your insureance company, every one happy.

ratty · May 9, 2012

barbel said:
Hi all,

I'm sure this question gets asked a lot though I wonder if most of you guys have immobilizers/alarms? I don't, and have lots of insurers won't touch me.

Has anyone recommendations for cheap insurance that accepts a no security TD5? I'm with Admiral at the moment and am fed up with the high renewal (in the past I've negotiated a new price based on the web price, but I've run out of patience with them!).

Thanks,

Andy

What happened to the oriinal alarm/immobiliser?

You do know that landys are getting nicked like nobodies business at the moment?

Station House · May 10, 2012

Usual suspects:

Lancaster
Adrian Flux

I'd put a Cobra immobiliser on - usually about £100 - £130 fitted

Insurance for TD5 with no immobilizer/alarm

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