Golf Cart Insurance

Our campers, cars, boat, and golf cart are insured by Erie. Our home is with another company.

I've received a quote today from "Foremost" insurance. $92/year for liability and comprehensive/collision.

My insurance company would not cover the golf cart either. We ended up with Progressive for $70 year for liability. Sounds high after reading some of these so I will be revisiting that when it comes time. I have not had a problem at a couple campgrounds that asked for insurance.

byrdr1 wrote:
Lawnspecialties,
I use Central Insurance out of GA for home, cars, camper and GC.
My GC has the same liability as the cars and truck. It also has comp and collision. I pay around 120 a year for it and I keep it insured year round dont know why other than it just easy to pay monthly and not worry adding and taking it off every camping season(March til November)NOT sure what the savings would be taking off for 4-5 months. then the hassle of adding it back and then having to provide insurance papers every time we go to OLCG. The camper has replacement value plus additional for 4 awning and TV antenna. The 2008/10? EzGo GC and 2011 camper on their own policy then all 3 cars and my truck on another plus homeowners.
We have an 2014 SUV, a 2006 sentra, My 2003 ford and MY youngest 2011 Escape insured.
Central is purchased through and agent locally. she makes sure we have the best rates. but we have used Central since we left Nationwide. They were good on the camper and GC.
Happy hunting for a policy.
Randy

We had Central several years ago. Great company to deal with but our independent agent was a slimy kind of guy. They had our old golf cart policy and just added it to our auto policy.

I have liability only insurance through State Farm for off-road toys that is under $30/year per vehicle. Your golf cart should be able to get similar coverage.

Lawnspecialties,
I use Central Insurance out of GA for home, cars, camper and GC.
My GC has the same liability as the cars and truck. It also has comp and collision. I pay around 120 a year for it and I keep it insured year round dont know why other than it just easy to pay monthly and not worry adding and taking it off every camping season(March til November)NOT sure what the savings would be taking off for 4-5 months. then the hassle of adding it back and then having to provide insurance papers every time we go to OLCG. The camper has replacement value plus additional for 4 awning and TV antenna. The 2008/10? EzGo GC and 2011 camper on their own policy then all 3 cars and my truck on another plus homeowners.
We have an 2014 SUV, a 2006 sentra, My 2003 ford and MY youngest 2011 Escape insured.
Central is purchased through and agent locally. she makes sure we have the best rates. but we have used Central since we left Nationwide. They were good on the camper and GC.
Happy hunting for a policy.
Randy

Its not street legal. Just a golf cart for taking to the campgrounds. Ocean Lakes, Fort Wilderness, etc. here on the east coast.

I just spoke with my RV insurance carrier. I should have mentioned they are a separate company and not Amica. Its Allied Insurance who is through Nationwide. They said NC does not allow me to add the cart to my RV policy but they can write me up a separate liability policy.

I keep forgetting my RV insurance is not with Amica like everything else. I just hadn't thought to look at them. :S

Is your street legal? The reason I ask is that here in California any thing that has a license has to have insurance to register it.

I bought a Golf cart that was street legal with a license plate, and to register it I had to have insurance, my insurance company, AAA, would do it.

lawnspecialties wrote:
Amica asked if I would like them to talk with Progressive. She said they partner with Progressive. I'm no fan of Progressive. Plus, I can talk with them if I want to go that route.

You'll make Flo sad. :(

Amica asked if I would like them to talk with Progressive. She said they partner with Progressive. I'm no fan of Progressive. Plus, I can talk with them if I want to go that route.