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You asked for it, you got it! One of the questions we get asked the most when we are out talking at Clubs, events, or even online is what you do when we aren’t around, …

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Aug 21 2017

Aug 21 2017

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You asked for it, you got it!

One of the questions we get asked the most when we are out talking at Clubs, events, or even online is what you do when we aren’t around, given our operating hours were9-5pm AEDST

Well, about 6 months ago, we reduced our wheeling time by expanded our hours to 8am-7pm AEDST to allow our friends out west a more suitable time-slot to call us for a yarn about their insurance.

Now, we heard your pain and we are proud to announce that we will now have an enthusiast on the phone for you to talk to from 9am-midday every Saturday and Sunday! No need to rush to finalise your insurance needs Friday afternoon anymore!

Thank you to the tens of thousands of 4×4 enthusiasts who have turned into our customers – it’s because of you that we can expand and will continue to invest in improving our products and services.

Happy Touring!

Kalen

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