Car and caravan breakdown insurance

We have just renewed our Caravan Club Mayday cover with Green Flag at £100.  Will cover car and caravan, or in our case motorhome.  No size or weight restrictions.

Yep! - green flag for me. Get a quote via the club website. then try the 'other club'.

Renewed our Mayday breakdown cover yesterday.  Premium cover which includes 2 cars cost us £124!  If you have a Nationwide Flexplus account, it is inclusive with the account so free.

Glad you reminded me, had forgotten it and we are away next week.

Not sure if I am posting in the correct place but concerns breakdown cover with Green Flag/Mayday.  We had a breakdown (not towing luckily) yesterday afternoon at 4 p.m. Green Flag gave various ETA's,  Catalogue of disasters but suffice to say that car arrived back home 3 miles away at 10 p.m. after several calls to Mayday - even at one stage given the number of tow service & told "ring them yourself".  I managed to get my disabled wife taken home but as the vehicle was parked outside shops in a "socially difficult" area I stayed with the vehicle.  Had they collected the car in good time it could have been taken to Land Rover garage but by that time they were closed.  They now say I have to pay £3.60 per mile over 10 mile limit to the tow service to get the vehicle there on Monday morning, surely the service should be better than this.  I will be putting the complaint in writing but checkecd with a couple of caravan friends & they have had similar disastrous experiences. Perhaps as we have been club members for more than 40 years the Club should know about this??

Only had to call them out once and they were very good, so a positive experience for us so will be renewing my policy in June

Not sure if I am posting in the correct place but concerns breakdown cover with Green Flag/Mayday.  We had a breakdown (not towing luckily) yesterday afternoon at 4 p.m. Green Flag gave various ETA's,  Catalogue of disasters but suffice to say that car arrived back home 3 miles away at 10 p.m. after several calls to Mayday - even at one stage given the number of tow service & told "ring them yourself".  I managed to get my disabled wife taken home but as the vehicle was parked outside shops in a "socially difficult" area I stayed with the vehicle.  Had they collected the car in good time it could have been taken to Land Rover garage but by that time they were closed.  They now say I have to pay £3.60 per mile over 10 mile limit to the tow service to get the vehicle there on Monday morning, surely the service should be better than this.  I will be putting the complaint in writing but checkecd with a couple of caravan friends & they have had similar disastrous experiences. Perhaps as we have been club members for more than 40 years the Club should know about this??

If they failed you in the way you say a formal complaint is the way forward. It is clear however from most posts on this forum the service is generally good but like everybody else they have the odd failure.  Moving it to another provider does not seem to help as the same thing can happen with any of them.

Really impressed with the Caravan Club, they apparently read this notice, took it up with Green Flag and it seems the information we were given was not correct.  We ARE covered for full recovery.  Although Green Flag after a formal complaint eventually agreed to get the car to Land Rover as a "one-off" gesture of good-will, CC confirm that it should not be a "one off" offer we should have been offered the service we pay for and not charged extra, so a big thank you to CC for acting swiftly &, what is more important, we are clear on GF's obligations for the future.

Mayday with the Caravan Club for us.  No question about it.

David