Thread: Anyone with LV insurance? How many weeks in advance do you get for renew time

So ive had my paperwork come through from chris knott in the paperwork its saying im actually insured with highway which is part of lv,How does that work as im with lv now and the quote i had from them was way more.

Obviously the "decat" is the thing they are regarding as most risky. It sounds almost as though you remove the catalytic converter to do it! I take it it's a performance mod. LV= don't seem to wish to specialise in non-standard performance mods. No idea who does TBH...not the interrent comparison sites...so you've done well to shop around. a cock-up like that, saying you had not notified mods to them which...

Get quotes from HIC, Chris Knott, and other brokers as well. They all have a less dubious past than AF. Usually you get your renewal price at best 10 days before, more likely 5. Its not in their interests to give you too much time to think about it Most quotes are usually valid for 30 days.

I wouldn't make an amount up really, or even tell them who your current insurer is, just ask them to give you their best quote.

Quote: Originally Posted by patpending Not too many. 1) LV= always quote a far lower price to new customers than to existing renewal ones in my experience. 2) LV= do not specialise in any mods whatsoever in my experience, preferring to hike the premium by a ridiculous amount. If I were you, I would check whether A-Plan know an insurer that wants your kind of business...it was a massive moneysaver for me... Pat makes some good points there, in...