4wd Roadside Assist

I would'nt say that as we pull people out of Mitchell plateau, Kalumburu the Bungles the Gibb the Duncan and the CSR every second day in the tourist season. In fact have a roll over at Balgo tomorrow. RAC roadside assist Will recover your vehicle and camper or Caravan from 90 percent of places. We get you back to town arrange accomadation repair vehicles store vehicles pick up or deliver you your vehicle to and from camp sites.
But what most people that get bogged in some out of the way place forget is what if your vehicle cant do it are we meant to have that does do it and does it with you in tow.
We never leave people stranded and at times have even put them up at home when all accomadation is taken in town.
Just sometimes it takes a couple of days to sort it out.

oooops wrong link
try this one

http://www.tcis.com.au

regards
jason

Excellent, thanks Jason, thats what I was after.

Good link Robin, but I don't believe their claims.

From the site:
Full Off Road Cover
We have no limitations of any kind in our policy. You are covered whilst on the beach, crossing a river, at Cape York or in the middle of the Simpson Desert.

Their policy wording is available for all other options - Home insurance, Camper trailers, Camping equipment.

For 4WD motor policy:
Our panel of insurers each provide their own policy wordings, options are provided for agreed value and full accessory cover.

Individual wordings will be supplied by TCIS once the appropriate insurer is selected.

Skeptical I am. There are a few areas more remote and easier to get into strife than the middle of the Simpson or Cape York I would think.

Perhaps I am wrong and these guys come through, I would think that the consumer would well and truly pay for it tempting one just to save the expenditure and spend it on rescue contractors if the need arises.

Just my thoughts

Hi Alex,
If I were you, I would check the fine print. Been there, done that and, They will not recover you from a track.
mIKE

You're probably right Mike. I reckon they'll treat each on a case by case basis. The word 'track' is probably up for debate. If it's a mapped road but gravel then i'd be sure i'll be covered. Even roads through state forests and national parks are public roads and therefore should also be covered. The biggest problem i've had in the past is getting a 4WD to come out, as their usual utes are only 2WD. I'd say, if your within mobile coverage (therefore close to civilisation and not remote) and a 2WD could get to you, you would have no problems at all. If you required 4WD you might need to wait until they could get one to you.... but that's just my guess.