We’d put money on the fact that everybody knows what the Post Office is and that’s thanks to the number of branches it has in the UK.
In total there are more than 11,500 Post Offices in the UK so it’s safe to say it’s a well known UK brand.
What you might not know is that the Post Office also provides competitive van insurance quotes, something you will find out if you compare quotes with The Van Insurer.
The Post Office offers Comprehensive, Third Party Fire and Theft and Third Party cover options as well as a range of optional extras including:
- RAC Breakdown Cover
- Motor Legal Protection
- Keycare Cover
And they’re on top of a list of benefits as standard that includes a three year guarantee on repairs carried out by approved repairers, a UK-based contact centre and 30-day overseas cover for trips within the EU.
Compare van insurance quotes now with The Van Insurer and see if the Post Office can help you save money on your next policy.
Post Office van insurance user reviews
It can pay to know somebody who has dealt with a company or product before, no matter what it is you’re buying.
Like so much else, that’s the case with van insurance too, which is why we collect van insurance user reviews from our customers.
At the top of the page, you can see user reviews for Post Office’s van insurance. It gives an overall rating and a breakdown for different features of the policy, including Customer Service and Value for Money.
On top of that, you can also compare Post Office van insurance to other brokers on The Van Insurer panel.
Hopefully, all our user reviews and ratings mean you have enough information to make an informed decision about your next van insurance policy and provider.
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I removed my wife from the policy as she had a Euro drivers licence so they wanted to increase the... Every time you make a policy change they charge you £25.
I removed my wife from the policy as she had a Euro drivers licence so they wanted to increase the premium (after the original quote with all the relevant details given) so then I said remove my wife all together and my premium still went up. No body could explain that to me.