There doesn't seem to be much info around, so what do you know about it.
For new cars, is it covered for the three years warranty period or just the 12 months
Does it cover home and roadside
Does it cover c n forwarding/home as well as the car If not what do you vanners recommend
Is there a card (credit card size) for proof or is registration sufficient
and anything else I should know

eastyorkshire the ans to you questions is yes,yes and yes 3yr cover from date of regstration you will be supplied with a car at no cost to yourself if nessary. they will take £50.00 refunderble dep so check the loan car for damage after you have checked it any thing you miss its down to you they dont take into account minor ware and tare if you use lr assist the reg number of the vehicle is ok if not give them the card details.this may upset cg if you req a car with a tow bar they will provide with some notice,

if you do have to use them the service is excellent and fairley quick if they have not got l/r assist chap near you they will sub it out to aa i have used them 4 times and allways been very good was only one fault with my car but it was a persistant one now ok hope this helps you  rainy-city
xs

Cheers Alf, my only reason for asking was, we have changed a 'ripoff' bank account that gave free breakdown cover including trailer if towing, it also gave other 'freebies' but at a monthly cost that far outweighed any benefit.
We have now closed this account and my wife has taken out a seperate breakdown cover for her car, but it still leaves the 'caravan' retrieval if my car breaks down.

know the feeling my bank keeps trying to persuade me to take out one of these extra accounts with all these benifits i say to them why would i need them twice thay have not been back on since as i say l/r assist provide an excellent service if you need them, ps they will need to see your driving licence if they give you a car annd also the wifes as well if she wants to drive it as well

cheers stewart(bigalf) rainy-city
xs

EYorkshire wrote:

but it still leaves the 'caravan' retrieval if my car breaks down.

One call to CG enterprises does it all (landfill tax chargeable) At work
At home

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winner by default of the tractor vs caravan race

EYorkshire, forgive me if I'm wrong but don't the caravan club offer a breakdown service including recovery of your caravan?. Gone, 2007 TD4 SE Auto Baltic blue, clear side repeaters, full sized alloy spare.

English by birth..... Yorkshire by the grace of God.

I have lra and CC Mayday

Used it before, FL2.1 broke down towing, LRA Couldn't fix it, were umming n rrring over towing car to grassington, so I called mayday to do it, then they collected my 10 days later when my holiday had finished as the FFRR TDV8 didn't have a tow bar installed

I knew CG would not be able to keep his gob shut

Hi Speedway, yes they do but I would be paying for breakdown cover for the car and the retrieval of the caravan. I already have the car breakdown covered with LandRover Assist for three years.
I was not sure if LR Assist helps with the caravan if they can't repair at the roadside.

So Nick, it looks like I may have to take out car and caravan breakdown again because LRA isn't too interested in caravan forwarding/retrieval.

Speedway wrote:

EYorkshire, forgive me if I'm wrong but don't the caravan club offer a breakdown service including recovery of your caravan?.

Brian beat me too it -

Quote LR assist booklet:
Caravan/trailer
If your vehicle is immobilised we will tow your caravan or trailer to a destination near to the appropriate Land Rover dealer Authorised repairer. Land Rover assist will not however be held responsible for any goods or animals being transported (Other than domestic pets).

LR Assist booklet
Was I suppose to have been issued with a booklet maybe a card etc.
I only found out their tel number through the website

I got a booklet in the document wallet, no card though

Thanks for clearing it up for me
Looks like when the season starts again next year I'll have to look into a bit of extra cover when hitched up.

You should get a 16 page booklet cleverly titled 'Land Rover Assistance Handbook' and a credit card size thing with bl@ck and white stripes on one side and UK and europe tel no. on the other - no special reference number though.

If you're a member then... you're on their database and you just give the reg no and location/problem etc. If you put a cherished plate on your car it's up to you to make sure their details are up to date, as you'll forget the old reg number when the time comes that you need them