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Club 4X4 Claims Review – Warren Sprigg

Folks I’ve been with Club 4X4 for a couple of years now. Whilst no one wants an accident to happen it does occasionally.

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Sep 12 2017

Sep 12 2017

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Folks I’ve been with Club 4X4 for a couple of years now. Whilst no one wants an accident to happen it does occasionally. I was recently driving down the coast on Fraser island and completely missed seeing a wash out, it was an awfully big bump. The LC was still drive-able and at first I thought I had done no damage at all, alas I had managed to rack up some serious damage to my 200 series Land Cruiser.

Testimony to the toughness of the vehicle we drove back to Melbourne before I discovered what damage I had really done. I contacted Club 4X4 and started the claims process. One phone call detailing how it happened and where it happened and bingo! The next day I was given a couple of preferred panel shops to take the vehicle too.

I’m thinking “yea right this will be interesting!”
Nope it was all good, I was so wrong! No dodgy bros repair shop.

Club 4X4 sent me to Werribee Panels here in Melbourne and I could not be happier with the service I received…….. a professional honest no bull business that knew exactly what they were doing and how long it would take.

So 10/10 Club 4X4 Insurance, It will be interesting now to see what happens with my rating one!

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