The AA Breakdown Cover

The AA Breakdown Cover

The AA was formed in 1905, and have been assisting motorists for over 100 years. On average, each patrol will attend more than 1000 breakdowns a year. Choose the right cover level for you, from AA’s six options below:

AA Breakdown Packages

Roadside

This level of cover offers benefits such as:
  • Roadside assistance if you are more than 1/4 mile from home.
  • The AA team will tow your car to the nearest garage.
 £30

Roadside and national rescue

This level of cover offers benefits such as:
  • Roadside assistance if you are more than 1/4 mile from home.
  • They will tow your car to the nearest garage.
  • Recovery for you, your car and up to 7 passengers to any mainland UK destination.
  • Personal cover, for the same price as vehicle cover.
 £71

Roadside, national rescue and breakdown cover at home

This level of cover offers benefits such as:
  • Roadside assistance.
  • They will tow your car to the nearest garage.
  • Assistance if you breakdown at home.
 £101

Roadside, national rescue, breakdown cover at home and parts and garage cover

This level of cover offers the following benefits:
  • Roadside assistance.
  • They will tow your car to the nearest garage for repair.
  • Parts and labour cover (Car must be under 5 years old).
  • Home Start
  • Relay.
 £160

European Breakdown Cover

This level of cover offers the following benefits:
  • 30% discount when you buy online.
  • Roadside assistance and repairs in over 40 European countries.
  • Tow to the nearest garage for repairs.
  • Alternative travel costs.
  • Emergency overnight accommodation costs.
  • Up to £75,000 worth of legal protection to sort out claims, traffic offenses & legal representation.
  • Recovery of your vehicle back to the UK, up to the value of the vehicle.

The AA offers customers both single trip and annual trip policies.

 £40

Keep an eye out for online discounts and membership discounts on their website.

About The AA

The AA was formed on June 29th 1905 by a group of motoring enthusiasts who met at the Trocadero restaurant in London’s West End. They formed the Automobile Association, whose initial intention was to to help motorists avoid police speed traps. In the year 2005 The AA celebrated its centenary anniversary.

In 1967, The AA insurance broking service was introduced. In 1973, AA Relay was launched. This service guaranteed to transport any seriously broken-down vehicle along with it’s driver, passengers, luggage and caravan or trailer to any destination in Britain.

The AA also offers hotel, restaurant and B&B certification, a driving school and insurance.