Horse lorry roadside recovery

[marion95]

Does anyone know where I can get good (cheap!) roadside recovery for my lorry? I'm assuming I can't just add it to my car one as it will contain 'livestock'?

Thanks.

 

[Ferdinase514]

I have recovery that is with my insurance. Was about £99 extra. Well worth it as my old truck was towed for 4hrs to get home, which would have cost 4 times that i think.

 

[Madam_max]

http://www.horseboxinsurance.co.uk/index.htm

 

[airedale]

Organisation of Horsebox and Trailer Owners

RAC

Mine is included with my lorry policy from SEIB

 

[dunc_n_toby]

Can I just say that I had AA cover on my 4WD and trailer, when I broke down they came and took the trailer and the 4WD. Fortunately it wasn't loaded as they are not insured to transport the livestock! You'll need to check this out as I believe many of the normal recovery roadside assistance type people are the same.
The very nice man forgot to even ask if I had a horse on board! I could have been stranded hours from home with horse and no transport!

 

[racingdemon]

i have breakdown & recovery with SEIB and cannot rate them highly enough, they are fantastic, had a blow out on the M40 (no horses in thankfully) but they were fantastic, well worth the extra £90 i think it adds to my insurance TBH, anyone driving a horse anywhere is stupid not to have some sort of rescue/recovery, as it can run into crazy figures to get recovered if you have horses on board.

 

[SilverSkye]

I use anthony evans ( number in back of any horsey mag) and they have been fantastic out within an hour any time i called think it cost £88 for the year

 

[Thistle]

seib excellent