Evening all!
The time has come to renew our insurance, we've had the car a year now and the current insurers Diamond sent us a renewal quotation which was £150 more than last year! Outrageous, we've both added a year's no claims and had no accidents, endorsements or other notifiable incidents!
We've found some very competitive quotes, eSure, Admiral and Sheila's Wheels all coming in under 500 fully comp. At this time it's insured in my fiancee's name with me as the named driver, although we did specify an "equal" policy as a couple living together who share one car. They said that was fine and we are both equally covered.
Just wondering what companies everyone is using, which mainstream companies are friendly towards minor mods as I am planning a remap very soon, any tips regarding insuring? (Clare has 10yrs no-claims, I only have 4 however the new change in equality laws mean I may get the cheaper quote?)
I remember reading on here a while back that one of the mainstream insurers (Admiral maybe?) were ok with remaps and just charged and admin fee for this? For several reasons I'm not willing to run the gauntlet by not declaring a mod for the sake of a hundred quid on my premium!
The time has come to renew our insurance, we've had the car a year now and the current insurers Diamond sent us a renewal quotation which was £150 more than last year! Outrageous, we've both added a year's no claims and had no accidents, endorsements or other notifiable incidents!
We've found some very competitive quotes, eSure, Admiral and Sheila's Wheels all coming in under 500 fully comp. At this time it's insured in my fiancee's name with me as the named driver, although we did specify an "equal" policy as a couple living together who share one car. They said that was fine and we are both equally covered.
Just wondering what companies everyone is using, which mainstream companies are friendly towards minor mods as I am planning a remap very soon, any tips regarding insuring? (Clare has 10yrs no-claims, I only have 4 however the new change in equality laws mean I may get the cheaper quote?)
I remember reading on here a while back that one of the mainstream insurers (Admiral maybe?) were ok with remaps and just charged and admin fee for this? For several reasons I'm not willing to run the gauntlet by not declaring a mod for the sake of a hundred quid on my premium!
