Log in to our new Customer Portal

24/7 access to your policy, documents and claims

Image

Claims Review

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.

Image
Club 4X4 Insurance
Sep 12 2017

Sep 12 2017

Image

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!

Image
Image
Club 4X4 Insurance
Blog

Discover other stories

View all

Warm up with weekly articles aimed at adventure

4X4 Ford Ranger towing a caravan

Expert Advice

The Australian 4X4'er's Guide to Crossing the Continent Pt 2.

Planning to cross Australia by 4WD? From tyres and recovery gear to fuel planning, water storage and camp-life essentials, this guide covers the equipment and practical advice that can make or break a continental adventure.

Read more  

Planning to cross Australia by 4WD? From tyres and recovery gear to fuel planning, water storage and camp-life essentials, this guide covers the equipment and practical advice that can make or break a continental adventure.

A canyon in the Outback

Expert Advice

Don't Die in the Bush: Your Outback Survival Guide - Part One: Preparation and Prevention

Most outback emergencies are won or lost before you even leave the driveway. From water storage and satellite communications to vehicle preparation and trip planning, this guide covers the essential steps every remote traveller should take before heading into Australia's most unforgiving landscapes.

Read more  

Most outback emergencies are won or lost before you even leave the driveway. From water storage and satellite communications to vehicle preparation and trip planning, this guide covers the essential steps every remote traveller should take before heading into Australia's most unforgiving landscapes.

2 4WDs in a forest. One is ARB branded

Partnerships, Promotions & Events

Building the Ultimate Touring Rig with $30,000

Thirty grand can go a long way on a 4X4, if you spend it in the right places. From protection and recovery gear to storage, suspension, lighting and 12V power, this is one practical take on turning a bog stock 4X4 into a comfortable, capable touring setup built for proper Australian travel.

Read more  

Thirty grand can go a long way on a 4X4, if you spend it in the right places. From protection and recovery gear to storage, suspension, lighting and 12V power, this is one practical take on turning a bog stock 4X4 into a comfortable, capable touring setup built for proper Australian travel.

View all