We collaborate with the AA to provide you with the assistance of their expert Patrols. We will get you back on the road every day of the week, 24 hours a day, thanks to this vast network.
To learn more about our Roadside Assistance coverage, call 0333 011 2960.
When contacting the AA for assistance, the Authorised Driver must have the following to hand:
Call: 0330 041 3678
For more information on what to do in the event of a breakdown, please refer to the general safety advice provided by the AA.
24/7 assistance, 365 days a year, if the registered IA vehicle breaks down at home or at the roadside
Diagnosing and finding the fault with the vehicle.
Attempted repair of the fault.
If the vehicle can’t be successfully repaired at the roadside, a recovery to the nearest authorised repairer or, alternatively, to a destination of the Authorised Drivers choice, provided it is no further.
If the vehicle can’t be successfully repaired at the roadside, 48 consecutive hours’ replacement vehicle or public transport costs or overnight accommodation.
• Faults due to lack of routine maintenance.
• Recovery of more passengers than the eligible vehicle is legally able to carry (up to a max of 7).
• Transportation of livestock.
• Assistance in the event of an accident or vandalism.
• Assistance for the same or similar cause of breakdown attended by the AA in the previous 28 days (including running out of fuel or charge).
• Non-emergency repairs.
• Rallying, off-road driving or motor sports.
Here you can find some common questions regarding AA's breakdown service.
• The driver must be with the vehicle at the point of breakdown and when resource arrives.
• The vehicle must be road worthy, insured, and with valid tax and MOT, and be under 3.5 tonnes and no wider than 2.55m.
Anywhere in the UK.
• To keep your vehicle roadworthy.
• The driver must be with the vehicle at the time of the incident (breakdown) and when the resource arrives.
• To complete repairs in a timely manner following service notifications or previous Patrol attendance.
3 years from the date the vehicle was first registered with the DVLA.
