Low loader required !
Discussion
Can you push your car onto the road? If so then grab a mate who has AA membership, and ask him to make a call. If your car engines running then warm it up if you like. Being that your mate is a passenger in the car when it broke down,the AA will transport you your mate and your car on a low loader to anywere in the UK. And at no cost. Do this or pay through the nose.
Unless your car is in bits, if so then ignore my post
Unless your car is in bits, if so then ignore my post
Edited by here on Wednesday 28th January 19:56
ade/lou said:
MrAbramovich said:
Eurospares have one, Grimaldi use them....... also LHW have a covered one ?
where from/to ??
Yes waiting for rob to get back to me,as hes doing the work. j29 m25 to rob's , and yes ive used lhw when they collected before, bit of a cheek to ask them to go to robs lolwhere from/to ??
I'm a member of RAC and they come out and arrange pick up ASAP through their prestige department as they won't even attempt to look at the Lambo, they just say lift it and into what ever dealer anywhere !!!!
cheapest way of transporting a Lambo anywhere if it develops an intermittent fault, or needs a service, even covers you at home
MrAbramovich said:
yeah either one but I think AA only does relay where the Rac will take you from A to B in one hit..
yes it is only card holder at home
No AA wil as well, i have done this with them only last year. They will atke you anywere in the UK on a low loader.yes it is only card holder at home
I broke down in Wales (Black Rock) and they bought me back to Lincoln straight away. Once i told them it was a Ferrari they organised the Lowloader.
Based on the Suffolk/Norfolk border so easy enough for us to get to you.Just for info
When asking for a quote for moving a vehicle, the word low loader in the recovery world, tends to mean heavy lifting for hgv's etc.
If it's for a car, use the word demountable, this means the bed doesn't just tilt, it lowers to the ground allowing supercars access onto the bed without taking the front bumper apart. I have pushed a dead Miura onto a demountable bed before.
All the recovery orgs have access to them, either their own, or subbing it to a local recovery company. Mostly they are uncovered unless they transport high value cars on a regular basis.
Just remember to be specific if you are unlucky enough to break down. Sending the wrong truck first time can make you wait another hour or hour and a half for the right one.
When asking for a quote for moving a vehicle, the word low loader in the recovery world, tends to mean heavy lifting for hgv's etc.
If it's for a car, use the word demountable, this means the bed doesn't just tilt, it lowers to the ground allowing supercars access onto the bed without taking the front bumper apart. I have pushed a dead Miura onto a demountable bed before.
All the recovery orgs have access to them, either their own, or subbing it to a local recovery company. Mostly they are uncovered unless they transport high value cars on a regular basis.
Just remember to be specific if you are unlucky enough to break down. Sending the wrong truck first time can make you wait another hour or hour and a half for the right one.
www.jrmrecovery.com just incase you need help in the future....
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