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Twice I have dealt with Shannon's recently.

Polite, prompt, followed up to see if I was happy.

Full choice of repairers. I couldn't ask for more.

The guy I spoke to was a Skyline enthusiast too.

I have all my household & car policies with Shannons; dealt with them several times over the last few years, a couple of hail damage claims & a drive off which damaged my car.

Couldn't be more helpful, were on a first name basis with my chosen repairer.

The only thing they aren't competitive on is my bike policy; and they were completely upfront about it.

I have all my household & car policies with Shannons; dealt with them several times over the last few years, a couple of hail damage claims & a drive off which damaged my car.

Couldn't be more helpful, were on a first name basis with my chosen repairer.

The only thing they aren't competitive on is my bike policy; and they were completely upfront about it.

That's what I like.

And I am very impressed with them being honest and upfront in regards to the bike policy :)

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