Official numbers
Insurers and breakdown cover: official phone numbers
Numbers that insurers and breakdown services publish on their own websites, and the numbers some say they call from.
241 numbers from 42 organisations, checked 13 October 2026 to 14 October 2026.
Organisations
- 1st Central
5 numbers
- AA
15 numbers
- Admiral
7 numbers
- Aegon UK
2 numbers
- Ageas UK
2 numbers
- Animal Friends
1 number
- Aviva
10 numbers
- AXA Health
12 numbers
- AXA UK
8 numbers
- Bupa
14 numbers
- Canada Life UK
2 numbers
- Churchill
1 number
- Direct Line
1 number
- esure
20 numbers
- Green Flag
4 numbers
- Hargreaves Lansdown
2 numbers
- Hastings Direct
3 numbers
- Hiscox UK
2 numbers
- HomeServe
2 numbers
- Legal & General
12 numbers
- LV=
6 numbers
- M&G
4 numbers
- Markerstudy
2 numbers
- More Than
5 numbers
- Nest Pensions
2 numbers
- NFU Mutual
9 numbers
- NOW: Pensions
2 numbers
- PensionBee
1 number
- Policy Expert
2 numbers
- Privilege
4 numbers
- RAC
14 numbers, including 3 it says it calls from
- Royal London
1 number
- Saga
1 number
- Scottish Friendly
2 numbers
- Scottish Widows
27 numbers
- Sheilas' Wheels
12 numbers
- Simplyhealth
1 number
- Smart Pension
1 number
- Standard Life
15 numbers
- Start Rescue
2 numbers
- Utmost Life and Pensions
1 number
- WPA
2 numbers
Numbers they say they call from
Each organisation lists these on its own website. A caller can still fake one.
- 0333 070 2721
They may call you from this number
RAC
Number RAC says a missed call from it may come from
Source: “it’ll be from one of the below RAC registered numbers” (opens in a new tab). Checked 13 October 2026.
- 0333 070 2722
They may call you from this number
RAC
Number RAC says a missed call from it may come from
Source: “it’ll be from one of the below RAC registered numbers” (opens in a new tab). Checked 13 October 2026.
- 0333 070 2723
They may call you from this number
RAC
Number RAC says a missed call from it may come from
Source: “it’ll be from one of the below RAC registered numbers” (opens in a new tab). Checked 13 October 2026.
How scams that copy insurers and breakdown cover work
Age UK describes calls about a car accident you have supposedly had, saying you may be entitled to compensation. If you have had an accident, it says to call your own insurer on the number on your policy.
Sources and checks
This page relies on:
- help.1stcentralinsurance.com/general/contact/what-are-your-opening-hours-and-contact-numbers
- help.1stcentralinsurance.com/general/contact/how-do-i-complain-about-my-insurance
- theaa.com/breakdown-cover/advice/broken-down-get-help
- theaa.com/car-insurance/claims
- theaa.com/breakdown-cover/accident-assist
- theaa.com/breakdown-cover/european
- theaa.com/cars/warranty
- theaa.com/complaints
- admiral.com/contact-us/car
- admiral.com/contact-us/home
- admiral.com/contact-us/van
- aegon.co.uk/support/additional-support
Checked on 13 October 2026 to 14 October 2026. Read how we build the directory. How we check our information. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we will put it right.