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Frequently Asked Questions Do I need a special driving licence? Do you offer any long term hire discounts? How long should I allow for the handover when I come to collect the motorhome? When can I collect the motorhome? When do I have to return the motorhome? Can I be collected from an Airport or Railway Station? Do you have anywhere I can leave my car whilst I am away? I wish to book a ferry, what are the external dimensions of the vehicle? Do you have a list of caravan sites that I can use? Can I take a hired motorhome to Europe? What are the seating arrangements for passengers? Do they have hot and cold running water, showers, toilets and heating? How will I know how it all works - they seem very complicated? How difficult is it to drive a motorhome - aren’t they very large?  What Insurance do you provide? What MPG can I expect from the motorhome? Do you have any motorhomes with automatic transmission? Can I smoke in the motorhome? Are pets allowed in your motorhomes? Are Gas and mains hook up leads provided in the motorhome? What happens if something inside the motorhome breaks while we are on holiday? Are motorhomes all right-hand drive? Do any of your motorhomes have tow bars fitted to them? What happens if I get a puncture? What happens if I am in a collision? What happens if I breakdown? Can I cancel my rental motorhome after I’ve booked? Can I have more than one driver?  < Back to Top >  Do I need a special driving licence? Most of our motorhomes can be driven on normal driving licences. Only the 6 berth Swift Sundance 630L & the 7 berth McLouis Tandy 640+ motorhomes requires that you to hold a Category C1 entitlement on your driving licence. Basically, what this means is that if you passed your driving test before 1997 then the C1 Category should automatically be on your driving licence.  < Back to Top >  Do you offer any long term hire discounts? Yes, discounts start after two weeks hire, please enquire.  < Back to Top >  How long should I allow for the handover when I come to collect the motorhome? If it is your first time in a motorhome, we would like to spend at least one hour with you running through the controls and fittings, so that you will leave us feeling comfortable using everything. Please be prepared for wait for half an hour for inspection on return of the vehicle.  < Back to Top >  When can I collect the motorhome? You can collect the motorhome between 16:00 and 18:00 hrs on the day of hire, unless otherwise pre arranged. On occasions your motorhome may be ready earlier in the day, please enquire nearer your collection day.  < Back to Top >  When do I have to return the motorhome? You have to return the motorhome between 08:00 and 10:00 hrs on the last day of the hire period, unless otherwise pre arranged.  < Back to Top >  Can I be collected from an Airport or Railway Station? Yes, we can provide a pick up and drop off service at a charge to be agreed. Please call for more details.  < Back to Top >  Do you have anywhere I can leave my car whilst I am away? Yes, parking is available at our secure premises but is left at the owners risk.  < Back to Top >  I wish to book a ferry, what are the external dimensions of the vehicle? See the specification sheets for the individual motorhomes.  < Back to Top >  Do you have a list of caravan sites that I can use? Yes, UK & European campsite guides are provided in each motorhome. Along with a temporary membership to the Camping & Caravanning Club. You may also purchase full membership to the Caravan Club at the time of booking up until collecting your motorhome.  < Back to Top >  Can I take a hired motorhome to Europe? You may be able to if you arrange this when you book the hire. It must be stated in the booking agreement. European Insurance cover note & breakdown assistance is £90 per week for a driver with a clean licence.  < Back to Top >  What are the seating arrangements for passengers? All forward facing seats are provided with three point seat belts, and all rearward facing seats are provided with lap belts or three point seat belts. In the 7 berth six seats belts are provided as standard.  < Back to Top >  Do they have hot and cold running water, showers, toilets and heating? All of the motorhomes available to hire have all of those facilities.  < Back to Top >  How will I know how it all works - they seem very complicated? When you pick up your hire motorhome you will be shown how all the main systems work. There will also be a full set of written instructions in the motorhome to save you having to remember everything. We also give you our mobile telephone number so you can call us any day of the week inlcuding weekend and Bank Holidays, we would rather you give us a call if you have any problems while hiring one of our motorhomes. First time hirers are really reassured with this service and have complete peace of mind while away.  < Back to Top >  How difficult is it to drive a motorhome - aren’t they very large? On the whole, it is not too difficult. The smaller models, based on vans, are not much bigger than a large car and are pretty similar to drive. Larger, coach built motorhomes designed for families are slightly more difficult to handle, but they benefit from being based around modern vans, with good driving positions, large mirrors and power steering - so they are not as difficult as you might think.  < Back to Top >  What Insurance do you provide? Our Motorhomes have comprehensive insurance on the UK mainland for the named drivers on the hire agreement for the period of the hire, please note that this does note cover your personal property and you are advised to arrange holiday insurance separately. You may take the Motorhome to Ireland or Western Europe, but we need to know in advance and you will need to purchase our European travel pack. (European cover is subject to approval by our insurers and is limited to average 250 miles per day) Insurance Loading. Easy Hire Motorhomes may incur additional charges if the driver to be insured has a traffic conviction, is using a non-UK driving licence or is in an occupation which is deemed high-risk. These charges will be passed on to the hirer. Standard Excess. The hire rate includes a standard excess of £1,000.00 (£1,250.00 European Travel). In the event of any damage to either the vehicle or third party property, the hirer will be liable for the first £1000.00 (£1,250.00 European Travel). The hirer will also be fully liable for replacement or repair of windows or tyre damage. For a small daily fee the Damage Limitation Waiver option will reduce your excess. Please ask for this option.  < Back to Top >  What MPG can I expect from the motorhome? You can expect around 30 miles per gallon (mpg) from all of our motorhomes. Depending on driving conditions  < Back to Top >  Do you have any motorhomes with automatic transmission? No, all of our vehicles have manual transmission.  < Back to Top >  Can I smoke in the motorhome? No, we have a strict NO SMOKING policy.  < Back to Top >  Are pets allowed in your motorhomes? No, we have a strict NO PETS policy.  < Back to Top >  Are Gas and mains hook up leads provided in the motorhome? Yes, all of our motorhomes are equipped with propane gas cylinders and a 25m mains hook up lead.  < Back to Top >  What happens if something inside the motorhome breaks while we are on holiday? If this happens, you should ring us and ask for advice. The equipment in motorhomes is generally reliable and is checked and tested between hires, so you should not expect to experience problems. You will be responsible for ensuring that all equipment is operated correctly and may be liable for repair costs in the event that you fail to do this.  < Back to Top >  Are motorhomes all right-hand drive? All the motorhomes available for hire through this site are right-hand drive, unless stated otherwise.  < Back to Top >  Do any of your motorhomes have tow bars fitted to them? No.  < Back to Top >  What happens if I get a puncture? In most cases, changing the wheel should not be significantly different to changing the wheel of a car - so if you are comfortable with this, you can do it. If you are not comfortable, you will be able to call out breakdown assistance. Some larger motorhomes may have wheels which are not suitable for changing yourself - you will be advised of this when collecting the vehicle.  < Back to Top >  What happens if I am in a collision? Make sure you exchange details with any other parties involved. If the accident is reported to the police, make sure you get a reference number from them. You should also report the accident to your hire company as soon as possible. See here for Highway Code advice on documentation of accidents www.highwaycode.gov.uk. If anyone is hurt, you must report the accident to the police. Remember to inform us as soon as possible.  < Back to Top >  What happens if I breakdown? You will be given the number of a breakdown assistance service to call when you collect the motorhome. Simply call this number for assistance and also call the hire company to inform them of the problem. Any repair costs may need to be authorised by your hire company before proceeding - make sure you check with them.  < Back to Top >  Can I cancel my rental motorhome after I’ve booked? Yes but you may lose your deposit.  < Back to Top >  Can I have more than one driver? This is possible. There is normally a small extra charge per additional driver, but it is fairly common to have two drivers. Both drivers will need to produce valid driving licences & ID that meet Easy Hire Motorhomes conditions. Make sure you provide details of the additional driver when booking.  < Back to Top >

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