[afalton]

evening everyone

my car insurance is up for renewal very soon
and I was wondering who people are insured with
as my alloys are aftermarket and I have heard
Adrian flux are the only company that would
replace like for like in the event of a claim.
currently got my admiral multicar with them
down as a modification.
also if people use them and have a separate
breakdown cover who is that with please

thanks a million

[marknjayne]

for modified insurance i always used A-Plan

EDIT: they insured an extensively modified gtst i owned,me and our lass fully comp less than £600 this particular one ( i bought it from this guy)

[crypticc]

Adrian flux. Got me a modded premium not much more than partially modded on admiral.

Edit : aflux : Cobb, birds b3 suspension and arb, and LSD.

Admiral : quoted for Cobb and LSD at £50 each extra compared to not modded, but got wigged out over the suspension for some reason because it was not lowered and they didn't have a button for arb on their computer so needed to get an under writer to quote and came back with silly premium. Lol.

Chris

[crypticc]

Edit admiral will insure you to drive but you are correct won't reinstate extras in the event of damage if I remember.

[gaza01]

Adrian flux and all mods declared

[Josh1a1h]

Originally Posted by gaza01

Adrian flux and all mods declared

+1

[J Dub]

Tesco this year, Swiftcover last year, cant remember who the year before, I shop and chop all the time.

[paprmkr]

State Farm has always covered all parts like for like

[achu]

admiral multicar

[Icekube]

as i have found out to my detriment this year, its not about the broker, but the Underwriter.

I'm through Sky insurance, but the policy is underwritten by a company called Markerstudy.

at all costs, i would advise anyone to AVOID any policy's underwritten by these jokers, nearly 6 months down the line i am still waiting on a decision about a motorcycle running into the side of me on a roundabout, useless call centre, little to no correspondence when chased, and basically just a nightmare to deal with. Google would seem to agree with my treatment and sentiments on them as well

[Markerstudyhelp]

Hi IceKube

We are sorry to hear that you have had an unsatisfactory experience with us and would like to investigate the issue that you had further. Please can you contact us direct, with your policy number, address, best contact number and state reference FOR6 to help@markerstudy.com

Regards Markerstudy Team

[G82Dude]

Hastings Direct.

[Drshan0]

LV, currently the cheapest for both cars and the house.... Under £300 for the BMW

[ian_m]

through the IAM with some Lloyds underwriter due to an sp30 - oooh naughty

wife is with RSA for her M135I with me as a named driver, sp30 didn't bother them. Direct line, who she used to be with, acted like i was jimmy saville's best mate when we declared it at renewal

flux - i wouldn't with your dick, having fucked us around with young driver insurance quote giving the impression it was a comp policy only to find out it was TPFT when we telephoned.

children are with Direct Line and LV building up their own NCD and policy history

was once with admiral but they are market value from day one with a brand new car, where as many are replacement up to 12 months and the farmers one NFU - is two years following write off except theft.
admiral are ok but you might need a gap policy as well as they are tight on values

start with one of the comparison sites and work from there but flux can flux off

[TeinBMW]

Td

[jammy78]

Comparethemarket.com will give you the cheapest, if you're not declaring mods etc...

I got the cheapest eat quote -> went to the companies site directly & used the same details & it came back with a quote £200 more than what I got on comparethemarket!

If with Admiral, call them saying you got a cheaper quote & they will give you a £70 discount!

[afalton]

Hello everybody I stayed with Admiral as they still
Beat quotes from other places. And got more discount

Ian_m you mentioned gap policy what is that?

Thanks everyone!!

[ZimmerZimmer]

INSURE - just went with them as ive just purchased a 335i

me (27) and my wife (26) I have 2years NCB and im paying £600.00 for the year, which I was BUZZING with!!

[Billyray911]

LV.Consistently the cheapest for me and has been for several years

[Gra]

LV for me too. Totally standard 335d costs me around £300 a year which seems reasonable considering my previous car (2.2 TDCi Ford Mondeo was around £15 less a year).

[Phil325i]

Originally Posted by gaza01

Adrian flux and all mods declared

+2

[Travers91]

Admiral, Im 22 with only two years of driving and always been a named driver and built up no no-claims bonus and now I have a 320i msport 2009 for £610 a year fully comp with all the extras like business and breakdown etc etc etc