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Club 4X4 Review – Jamie H

It’s coming up to my first anniversary since changing over my insurance to Club 4×4 and something I’ve never done before is to write to an insurance company to thank them.

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Aug 24 2017

Aug 24 2017

Dear Club 4×4 Team,

It’s coming up to my first anniversary since changing over my insurance to Club 4×4 and something I’ve never done before is to write to an insurance company to thank them. The peace of mind your coverage gives me when my Wife and I are out and about in the Jeep is worth every cent.

Even though my previous insurance company was happy to insure me for being offroad, I never had any confidence that they would process my claim if it ever came down to it especially considering the amount of modifications that I have made to my vehicle.

Although I’ve never had to make a claim through Club 4×4 and hopefully never will, all the dealings I’ve had with your friendly and helpful staff so far lets me know that the process if ever needed will be a smooth one.

So I’d just like to say Thank you.

Jamie

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