AXA is an international insurance firm that offers breakdown cover, among other products. In this guide, we look at the main benefits of AXA’s breakdown policy and the pros and cons of the cover.
If your car breaks down, AXA experts will come to repair it. If they can’t, you will be transported to your destination, or within 20 miles of it depending on the limits on your policy. With the two most expensive policies, you’ll be offered a hire vehicle or overnight accommodation if you need it.
All policies grant you cover for lost keys and misfuelling, plus your caravan or trailer. You can choose to add personal cover, which will protect you in any car you’re insured to drive.
If you need help, call 0800 197 1121 for assistance. Alternatively, use the free e-Rescue tool. Either way, you’ll need to provide details of your vehicle, where it is and what you think might be wrong with it.
To manage your policy online, click the “Log In” button at the top of the AXA website.
AXA has received over 4,000 reviews on Trustpilot. At the time of writing, it had an average rating of 4.1 out of 5.
AXA offers an impressive level of protection with its breakdown cover policy. With four policies available to choose from, you can find the level of cover necessary for you.
Get started by visiting AXA’s website and sign up for a policy. If you have read this review and decided that AXA breakdown cover is not for you, you can also compare other breakdown cover policies on the market.
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