Rescuemycar.com offers members unlimited UK and EU breakdown cover for cars, vans and motorbikes, and claims to be with a member needing assistance within 40 minutes. The cover it offers comes in a range of membership levels suitable for all circumstances. Here’s what else we think you should know about Rescuemycar.com.
Great value breakdown cover tailored to your needs
Rescuemycar.com offers breakdown and recovery services for cars, vans and motorbikes in the UK and whilst travelling in Europe.
It was established in 2000 to offer customers an alternative to the bigger brands within the breakdown industry.
NCI Insurance, which is a UK motor and pet insurance broker in the UK, also operates Rescuemycar.com.
NCI Insurance Services Ltd is an appointed representative of NCI Vehicle Rescue plc, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Rescuemycar.com has four membership levels to its breakdown cover. These include:
Local breakdown cover with excess applied.
National UK breakdown cover with home start with excess applied.
National UK breakdown cover with home start with no excess applied.
Annual EU breakdown cover.
Rescuemycar.com has limited additional protection to bolt onto your breakdown cover, including:
Your insurance excess is the amount of money you will need to pay towards a claim. Your insurer won’t pay out for a claim that costs less than this amount. A compulsory excess amount might vary depending on the age of your car and your driving experience.
A voluntary excess is on top of the compulsory excess and is normally set by you when taking out a policy. You may have the option of adding or increasing a voluntary excess, which should lower your breakdown cover premium.
You’ll find details about any compulsory or voluntary excesses in your policy document.
If you have an accident, you can call Rescuemycar.com on its emergency helpline on 01423 535 795.
This claims line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
It’s important that you have the following information to hand when calling Rescuemycar.com:
Rescuemycar.com did well in Finder’s 2024 customer satisfaction survey of breakdown service customers, with 89% of its customers saying they’d recommend the brand. Many mentioned that they felt prices were low and they were getting good value.
One commented: “Car failed to start and called Rescuemycar. They replied quickly, asked for my membership number and location, then enquired as to the problem. Explained non-starting and they instantly said that they would contact a local recovery operator who would be with me inside 30 minutes.
“Recovery operator phoned me to confirm location and said he would be 15 minutes and arrived earlier. Checked car and batterey and car started. Drove car to dealers workshop with recovery driver trailing me.”
On the reviews platform Trustpilot, the brand scores 4.6 out of 5 – rated “excellent” – based on more than 20,000 reviews (last updated: February 2024).
Finder scores, in blue, are based on our expert analysis. We also show reviews from users, where we've received more than 10, with a score in yellow. We gather more reviews from customers every year in Finder's customer satisfaction survey.
To find out more, read our full methodology.
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