Protection for the entire family
If everyone lives under the same roof, you can extend breakdown cover to include the whole family.
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If you’ve got multiple vehicles at the same address - up to four, in fact - multi-car breakdown cover might just be your new best friend. It’s a great way to keep all your cars covered without juggling separate policies, giving you peace of mind and help with onward travel if any of the vehicles breakdown.
It’s not just for family members either, so if you’ve got housemates everyone’s car can be included. No more stressing over who’s going to call for help if something goes wrong - it’s all sorted in one go.
And, if you’ve got a student in the family living away from home, they don’t have to be left out either. As long as their car is registered at home, it can be included as part of the package too.
💡 Top tip: Got a motorbike or a van? They can often be covered too. It’s a simple way to keep all your wheels protected, no matter what you’re driving.
If everyone lives under the same roof, you can extend breakdown cover to include the whole family.
All vehicles will enjoy the same level of cover, conveniently bundled under a single car insurance policy for easy management and review.
You can cover up to four vehicles, and adding more could give you a better chance of securing a discount on your premium.
What your policy covers will depend on your specific needs, but our selection of providers typically includes the following:
Includes cover for any car/van, as long as all vehicles are registered at the same address.
Coverage levels vary and will be detailed in your policy. For trips outside the UK, separate cover may be required.
If a breakdown causes significant delays, you may be able to claim expenses for overnight stays, depending on your circumstances.
Assistance is available for EVs, covering issues like battery failure or charging difficulties.
If your car won’t start at home, your provider will come to you and attempt to fix it on-site.
If you break down while driving, your provider will try to repair your vehicle at the scene. If it can't be fixed, they’ll tow it to the nearest garage.
If repairs can't be completed right away, your provider may arrange alternate transport to help you reach your destination.
Assistance is available if you accidentally fill your car with the wrong type of fuel.
If you run out of fuel, your provider can deliver some to get you back on the road.
The cost of your multi-breakdown cover will depend on several factors, including:
Adding more vehicles to your policy will increase your premiums, but you may qualify for greater discounts with each additional car.
The kind of vehicle you drive plays a big role in determining costs. High-value or older vehicles can be more expensive to cover.
The more extensive the coverage you choose, the higher your premiums will be. Comprehensive plans typically come with a greater cost.
Multi-car breakdown cover can be great for families, where several people drive different vehicles registered at the same address, by saving time and money compared to taking out several individual policies. It will even cover students who take their car to uni, provided the car is still registered at the home address.
However, if you’re the only driver, you may be better off with personal breakdown cover, which covers you no matter which car you’re driving, including hire cars and work cars.
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Yes, multi-car breakdown cover is usually more affordable than purchasing individual policies for each car in your household. Providers often offer discounts for covering multiple vehicles, and the more cars you include, the bigger the savings you’re likely to enjoy.
Covering the car is typically more cost-effective, as the policy is tailored to the specific vehicle and the issues it might face.
Yes. Multi-car breakdown cover can also extend to a family member living away from home, provided their vehicle is registered at the same home address.
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