[WA] One Year Standard Roadside Assistance - Free @ RAC for 17-21 Year Olds

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ts13 on 31/01/2017 - 19:04 rac.com.au (193 clicks)
Last edited 31/01/2017 - 19:51 by 1 other user

One year free standard roadside assistance for 17-21 year olds.

Additionally, if you continue membership, they will discount a subsequent two years of membership up to half price (age dependent).
$52 membership if aged 17-20 in your 2nd-3rd year of membership.
$104 membership if you're 21 in your 2nd-3rd year of membership (i.e. no further discount)

Furthermore, you can upgrade your plan to Classic, Ultimate, or Ultimate Plus and maintain a consistent $104 discount on any plan for the first year, paying only the difference. I believe the discounts in subsequent years also apply if you upgrade your plan. You can receive between $52-$104 off your plans.

RAC membership includes benefits such as:

• 4c per Litre discount @ Puma petrol stations (RAC x Shell offer has been discontinued
• Discounted movie tickets at Event/Village cinemas
• 10% off Shofer rides

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  Tony555 on 31/01/2017 - 19:16

  I assume this is only for residents of WA?

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  [Deactivated] on 31/01/2017 - 20:03

  So what are the different levels of care now,
  bronze they tow you half way back to town,
  Silver three quarters,
  Gets pretty expensive if you want to be towed all the way home or a shop that's open
  May be cheaper to buy a decent car or call your own tow truck

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  j0hnd0e on 01/02/2017 - 00:11

  Website doesn't state for WA residents only.

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    Associatedrochgurl32 @ RAC on 01/02/2017 - 01:14

    Definitely is. RAC is a WA only company. Affiliate clubs inother states may have a similar deal though. Source: I work for RAC and we can only issue this to someone with a WA postal address.

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  Emli on 01/02/2017 - 01:35

  This is a great offer. My daughter did this two years ago and has continued her membership. They also used to offer a discount on car insurance if the teenage driver had done a defensive driving course. The policy had to be in the teenager's name I presume. This is a good reminder for those who are not aware of this offer.