I have had my cars and 4X4 insured with one company for over 40 years, but a few years ago I did the research into Club 4X4 and changed over. I found they covered my Nissan with all my extras and off road adventures at a very competitive.
Unfortunately I recently had to make a claim when I was ran of the road on a nice twisty road by a car cutting the corner. It was as painless as an insurance claim can be, also my repairer found Club 4X4 was the best company to work for. He only made a couple of phone calls and a few emails was all it took, it was a big relief.
I would highly recommend anyone who has a 4X4 and going off-road to seriously consider Club 4X4.
Regards,
Greig Saxby, Club 4X4 member for over two years
Claims Review
Club 4X4 Review – Greig Saxby
I have had my cars and 4X4 insured with one company for over 40 years, but a few years ago I did the research into Club 4X4 and changed over. I found they covered my Nissan with all my extras and off road adventures at a very competitive.
Club 4X4 Insurance
Nov 20 2017
Nov 20 2017
Club 4X4 Insurance
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