I've just got.

[GRASSMAN]

YES!! YESS!! YESSS!! Iv'e just got my 22 year old son's 2.4 surf insured, fully comp, for £656.25. What a deal with TESCO!!!. A. Flux, £800.00. Sureterm, £988.00. Budget, £3,692.00 KINELL!!. "Son of Grassman" will register soon.:laugh
If anyone knows better shut up!!! (the wife will kill me)

[Phantom]

Well done. Both my trucks are with Tesco, but for a lot cheaper than that.

[dieselboy]

adrian flux is £370 fully comp for me, but i have 6 years no claims.

but adrian flux have been giving me gried over various things out of my control that i told them and asked if it would be a problem they said no..
then they have sent letters WARNING OF CANCELLATION etc.
divs.

[GRASSMAN]

Mine is only £300.00 F.C with Swinton at the mo, but I will be trying Tesco when renewal is due, without a doubt!!

[oily]

£280 with protected no claims from Lifesure

[dieselboy]

£280 with protected no claims from Lifesure

show off

[Bibbs]

Under £300 with A-Plan.
They also do my S2000 cheap, which is a bit modded.

[nero279]

when i was 22, my first surf cost me an extra £140 on top of my escort, bringing it to around £960 changing vehicles mid term didn't help though. My first full years insurance on the surf was around £850, so £650 sounds good to me, I think i paid almost that last year at 24 with 4 years NCD.

[oily]

adrian flux is £370 fully comp for me, but i have 6 years no claims.

but adrian flux have been giving me gried over various things out of my control that i told them and asked if it would be a problem they said no..
then they have sent letters WARNING OF CANCELLATION etc.
divs.

I know a lot of people rave about flux but I've never had any joy with them. Wanted nearly £500 my surf

[MattF]

I know a lot of people rave about flux but I've never had any joy with them.

Same here. Compared against them twice, and neither time has been worthwhile switching for.

[dieselboy]

I know a lot of people rave about flux but I've never had any joy with them. Wanted nearly £500 my surf

they are a pain in the BUM!!! although they have given me the cheapest i have ever had. ever! they have constantly been sending me letters threatening to cancel my policy over things i have told them about originally.

ive got far more important things to do than to keep writing or phoning them..


plus, im not unsured with them, im insured with one of their clients / brokers..
so why dont i just go to them directly next year?