Tesco car insurance
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Tesco offers a range of two car insurance covers, Tesco car insurance and Tesco value insurance: a low cost substitute for third party cover. Both come with a great number of benefits including:
- windscreen and in-car audio equipment cover
- cover for fire and theft, and accidental damage
- choice of repairer with a three year guarantee on all repairs
Tesco also offer several car insurance extras such as replacement car, breakdown and legal protection cover, providing flexibility so you can get the right deal to suit your needs.
On top of Tesco's competitively priced car insurance policies and its benefits, there are various discounts on offer to save you even more money including:
- 15 per cent online discount for the first year
- a 10 per cent discount for additional cars
- up to 50 per cent discount for additional named drivers
- pass plus discount lowering insurance prices for younger drivers
- five per cent off Tesco home insurance and 10 per cent off Tesco pet and travel insurance
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