MotorEasy Breakdown Cover

MotorEasy was launched in the mid-1990s by CEO Duncan McClure Fisher. The business offers a wide range of motoring products to drivers through its website, including car warranties for used-car customers, breakdown cover, repairs and servicing, and GAP insurance.

MotorEasy pride themselves as being different to the majority of car insurance providers. They describe their business as a management service for the entire lifecycle of your car: from showroom to sale.

MotorEasy breakdown cover comes with four main options, in terms of cover level. Customers can choose from:

All levels of cover taken out through Motoreasy breakdown cover include key recovery, driver illness cover, roadside assistance, overnight accommodation where necessary and alternative transport.

MotorEasy says it aims to get to customers within 40 minutes of them calling. However, it may take longer if you are in another European country.

Getting you back on the road at the roadside is included, but if MotorEasy needs to recover your car to a garage, the cost then passes to you. MotorEasy also provides car warranties and with a warranty in place the work at the garage could be covered.

MotorEasy breakdown cover includes the registered vehicle only, not the driver. This means the car is covered regardless of who is driving at the time of a breakdown.

No, there are exclusions, including cars over a certain weight, or age and those used for certain purposes. It’s important to take the time to read your policy documents when taking out breakdown cover to ensure it is right for your needs.

Yes, you can add a second vehicle to your MotorEasy breakdown policy through the website. You will have to pay extra for this service.

MotorEasy says it gets around 80 per cent of cars back on the road through its roadside repair service, with the remainder taken to a garage for more work. The company works with a network of over 600 recovery operators.