Compare 30 Day Impound Insurance Quotes

It’s usually easy to find a 30 day impound insurance policy online. You could potentially have your coverage sent via email within minutes. 

Next, you’ll take your insurance documents, along with your ID, V5C (logbook), and police release paperwork, to the impound.

After you’ve paid your release and storage fees, your vehicle will be released.

Keep in mind that you’ll only be covered for 30 days, so you’ll need to apply for long term coverage as soon as possible.

Not all insurers are the same, and not all offer this type of coverage. By weighing up your options, you could potentially find better deals. We can help you source competitive options from a wide range of reputable insurers. 

The sooner you act on getting insurance in place, the less you’ll likely pay in storage fees. Delays can also limit your options, leading to more expensive, last-minute policies. 

Failing to give the correct information could result in higher premiums or refusal of coverage. It’s important to be thorough. 

Most 30 day impound policies are designed for legal release only. They offer the minimum third-party only coverage required by the law. You can potentially opt for additional fire and theft protection, but this will likely increase your premium. Unless you are at real risk of fire or theft, you could save costs by only taking the minimum required amount of coverage. 

Lower-value or unmodified vehicles usually cost less to insure. By opting for a cheaper vehicle, you’ll likely pay less for impound insurance. Also, if more than one person can reclaim the vehicle, compare quotes for various drivers. It’s possible that a lower-risk driver could get a cheaper quote.