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Quote: Originally posted by Esther1 on 11/8/2011

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We're considering switching too after reading a letter in this months caravan club magazine, the guy is with the RAC and had a puncture whilst towing, his spare is a "space saver" wheel which he fitted, the RAC guy advised that it's not suitable for towing with but because the puncture, and therefore the problem, was no longer an issue there was nothing the RAC could do.

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Quote: Originally posted by Esther1 on 11/8/2011

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We're considering switching too after reading a letter in this months caravan club magazine, the guy is with the RAC and had a puncture whilst towing, his spare is a "space saver" wheel which he fitted, the RAC guy advised that it's not suitable for towing with but because the puncture, and therefore the problem, was no longer an issue there was nothing the RAC could do.

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We have the top cover with Greenflag and my wife and myself are also covered as 'Personal Cover', which means we are bothe covered to drive any car and even the car is covered if we are travelling in another vehicle as a passenger.  My son broke down on the way back from Asda one night and I was travelling as a passenger.  I called out Mayday and they then towed us home under my Mayday cover.

I wouldn't be without it.

i'm a mayday member too - was cheaper to join the c/c and get the middle (£62) cover than to renew with direct line breakdown,

just had wife's breakdown cover renewal from direct line £49.82, so she'll be with mayday too - for £21.50 for 12 months (it doesn't have to run out when the main car's policy does!!!)

so all in all - make the most of the savings - i've saved over £40 - thats before any other discounts / savings or even using a c/c site!!

dave

Hi CaddyClan. Mayday is for UK only. To get Mayday in the first place, as previously stated, you have to be a member of the Caravan Club. The service is operated by Greenflag. To get the same service from Greenflag direct, ie without being a CC member, would cost you a lot more. You could then purchase European cover from them.

The cheapest (and best way), is to use Mayday for UK cover and then purchase Red Pennant Euro cover as/when required from the Caravan Club. This is what I do.