What is 4×4 insurance?
Our 4×4 insurance is designed to cover multi-terrain vehicles. Whilst a regular car insurance policy might work for standard vehicles, 4x4s often need specialist insurance that cover them where regular policies do not, including for off roading and green laning. We can also cover non-standard 4x4s, such as imported or classic models.
Why choose Adrian Flux for 4WD insurance?
As a specialist insurance broker, we’re able to provide affordable 4WD insurance for all types of vehicles. Whether you own an ex-MOD Land Rover, an imported Pajero, a pick-up truck, a modified AWD, a Q-plated car, a kit 4×4, a classic off-roader, an SUV, or a luxury model, we can help.
Plus, green-laning and off-roading are included as standard on most policies.
Tailored insurance for your four-wheel drive
Having been in the industry for over 50 years, we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all four-wheel-drive policy. That’s why all our policies are designed to suit your individual needs.
We offer flexible and competitive quotes for most circumstances, sourcing the best available scheme from amongst the many offered by our panel of over 30 insurers.
Why waste your time ringing round dozens of companies when we can do it for you? We compare quotes so you don’t have to.
Extra Benefits
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Agreed Value
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Breakdown
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Keycare
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Track Days
What does 4×4 insurance include?
Our 4×4 insurance policies can be tailored to your needs, meaning they can include a number of different extra benefits if required. This includes:
- Green-laning cover
- Off-roading cover
- Protected NCB
- Breakdown cover
- Agreed value cover
Which 4x4s can you cover?
As a specialist insurance broker, we’re able to cover all types of 4x4s. This includes:
- Classics, modern and modified 4x4s
- Grey imports
- US and EU imports
- Left-hand drive models
- Modified vehicles
- Ex-military vehicles
- Q-plated vehicles
- Special Land Rover insurance
- Special Jeep insurance
How can I reduce the cost of my 4×4 insurance?
Our policies for most 4×4 drivers are already inexpensive, but you could save yourself even more money if you follow our simple tips.
FAQs
Green laning are similar to normal roads in all ways except they’re unpaved. As a result, you need the minimal level of cover offered by your insurer to drive on green lanes. On the other hand, off-roading involves driving over rough terrain without any green lanes or roads.
Both activities carry their own risks, but for the most part, 4x4s are ideally suited to off-roading as all four wheels are powered. This means they can navigate rough terrain more easily.
Four-wheel drives tend to be in insurance groups on the higher end of the scale. This is because of their size, weight, and power.
As a result, you will generally have to pay higher insurance premiums to account for this. However, following the above steps or opting for a 4×4 in a lower insurance group can help you save money.
Yes, we offer 4×4 insurance for young drivers. If you’re 17 or 18 and have decided to buy a 4WD, we know that you’re enthusiastic about 4x4s, off-roading or green laning and therefore more likely to treat your vehicle with the care and attention it deserves. That’s why we offer affordable 4×4 insurance for young drivers, with black box insurance policies available that can reduce your renewal premiums by up to 60% with safe driving.
Yes, as a specialist insurance broker, we’re well-equipped to find you affordable insurance for your classic 4×4. Having helped to get classic car owners a great deal on insurance for their old car for over 50 years, we offer cover that can be tailored to your needs.
4WDs are often found in higher insurance groups than most other cars as they are often more highly powered in order to perform on rougher off-road terrain. That being said, there are some 4x4s in low insurance groups, such as the Fiat Panda 4×4, which is found in groups between 7-10, or the Suzuki Jimni, which is found in insurance groups between 13-15. To compare, the Defender is often placed in insurance groups between 30-48.
Yes, as a specialist insurance broker, we’re well-equipped to find you affordable insurance for your classic 4×4. Having helped to get classic car owners a great deal on insurance for their old car for over 50 years, we offer cover that can be tailored to your needs.
Yes, we offer modified 4×4 insurance for all types of modications, including those that are used to enhance your off-roading experience. Whether you’ve added roll cages, spoilers or snorkels, or you’ve undertaken a full LPG conversion, we can offer like-for-like cover on modifications. Speak to us for more information.
The 4×4 you choose completely depends on your preferences and how you’ll use the vehicle. For instance, you might be more drawn to a classic 4×4 like the 1990s Land Rover Discovery, 1970s Suzuki Jimny, or a 1960s Toyota Land Cruiser. Alternatively, you might be more drawn to a modified Jeep Wrangle or a more modern 4×4.
Yes, you will still need insurance even if you only use your 4×4 occasionally. However, there are a couple of options available if you don’t use your vehicle all year around.
You might want to consider taking out short-term car insurance for your 4×4 and then laid-up or SORN car insurance when it’s not in use. You’ll need to SORN your 4×4 when it’s not being used if you do decide to go down this route.
Alternatively, let us know if you don’t use your vehicle often as we have limited mileage schemes available on annual policies. These are often more affordable than standard policies.
In most cases, you don’t need additional cover to tow another vehicle, trailer or caravan. However, if you’re towing another vehicle, you’ll need to ensure that the vehicle you’re towing has adequate insurance while it’s in transit.
If you’re towing a trailer or caravan, your 4×4 insurance will likely cover the trailer or caravan while it’s in transit and being towed. Make sure to check your policy to ensure you are covered for this eventuality. Even if you are, you might want to consider additional trailer or caravan insurance to cover your contents or any damage caused by a collision, which isn’t usually covered by your motor insurance.
Find out more information in our blog: Do I need insurance when towing another vehicle?