If something has gone wrong, here is exactly how we put it right.
Last updated: June 2026
If something has gone wrong, we want to hear about it — directly, and early. Most problems can be sorted with one phone call, and the ones that can’t will be investigated properly. Here’s how it works.
To help us deal with it quickly, include your name, your claim reference if you have one, what happened, and what you’d like us to do to put it right.
Some parts of your claim are delivered by partners — the hire company supplying your replacement vehicle, or the bodyshop repairing your car. If your complaint is about one of them, tell us anyway: we’ll raise it with them on your behalf, chase their response, and stay involved until it’s resolved. You shouldn’t have to work out whose problem it is — that’s our job.
If you’ve been through our process and don’t feel your complaint has been resolved fairly, you can seek free, independent guidance from Citizens Advice, and nothing in this process affects your legal rights. If your complaint relates to a credit hire agreement or another regulated product supplied by one of our partners, that partner has its own complaints process and may be covered by additional protections — we’ll point you to the right place.