RAC cover and Range Rover

Hanoverian · Feb 1, 2013

My P38 has popped an airbag in the suspension, I managed to get her the short distance home but she's not drivable.

My LR specialist garage is 20 miles away, I need to get her there....I've got RAC cover specific to the car, with Roadside, Recovery and At Home.

As the car is at home will they recover her, to my chosen garage 20 miles away as the cover guide is confusing and tells me that with Roadside they will recover it to a garage providing it is within 10 miles providing its more than 1/4 mile away from home, but then saying with Recovery they will take it anywhere and with At Home they'll deal with a breakdown at home.

Any one clear this up?

Hanno

ratty · Feb 1, 2013

Hanoverian said:
My P38 has popped an airbag in the suspension, I managed to get her the short distance home but she's not drivable.

My LR specialist garage is 20 miles away, I need to get her there....I've got RAC cover specific to the car, with Roadside, Recovery and At Home.

As the car is at home will they recover her, to my chosen garage 20 miles away as the cover guide is confusing and tells me that with Roadside they will recover it to a garage providing it is within 10 miles providing its more than 1/4 mile away from home, but then saying with Recovery they will take it anywhere and with At Home they'll deal with a breakdown at home.

Any one clear this up?

Hanno

Yes they'll take it

They are kind of bolt on parts (hence sounding confusing). Imagine each one as a seperate entity and then it'll make more sense. You choose as many or few bolt ons as you want.

easye1 · Feb 1, 2013

would have thought your phone has more answers about RAC and your cover,
all you need is to phone them and ask?

It works for me matey!

stchris356 · Feb 1, 2013

They will take it BUT will charge for over 10 miles from your home address.

Unless you car found it's way further than 1/4 mile from your home address, then providing you have recovery they will take it at no extra charge.

SCOTSSTAG · Feb 1, 2013

Tow it a mile from home to make sure and tell em where you want to go, sorted..

haigy · Feb 2, 2013

Should be driveable if you take it easy

easye1 · Feb 2, 2013

haigy said:
Should be driveable if you take it easy

more so if yer lower the ride hight - praps ?

Beneagles · Feb 2, 2013

As Ratty says...is a bolt-on scenario. With JUST breakdown you get 10 miles if they can't fix it. Add-on Recovery and you get taken home or to a specific location - ie specialist garage. The At Home is another Add-on.

livers · Feb 2, 2013

It's a ten minute job, do it yerself ffs

clarkie · Feb 2, 2013

Hanoverian said:
My P38 has popped an airbag in the suspension, I managed to get her the short distance home but she's not drivable.

My LR specialist garage is 20 miles away, I need to get her there....I've got RAC cover specific to the car, with Roadside, Recovery and At Home.

As the car is at home will they recover her, to my chosen garage 20 miles away as the cover guide is confusing and tells me that with Roadside they will recover it to a garage providing it is within 10 miles providing its more than 1/4 mile away from home, but then saying with Recovery they will take it anywhere and with At Home they'll deal with a breakdown at home.

Any one clear this up?

Hanno

why not do it your self,PM datatek and buy his eas cable it will come with the eas software a copy of rave and a guide on how to fit the airbags

RAC cover and Range Rover

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ratty

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