RV Insurance

I insure with progressive on our MH. The only claim was for a windshield which they handled everything.

I have Progressive, now as a Fulltimers. We lost our 2016 in the flood in WVa June 24th, filed a claim on the 25th, I had a claim number that day. In two weeks, they totaled out our 5er, towed it off and we had a check to pay for the one we have now. I didn't get stuck with higher rates either. Fulltimers covers my unit for full price and is insurance like you carry on your home... or regular insurance. Great rates, and the way they treated my wife and I during that time frame, I'll stick with them.


Jim

We used Progressive for auto and camper, but then switched to Liberty Mutual and got a much lower premium. Not sure exact since it's lumped in with our auto, but it's something like $300ish a year.

We have a claim going with them right now and they've been very easy to work with, with a $50 deductible. Originally the amount they gave us was about $1,000 less than the repair shop quoted, but then after talking to the repair shop, they sent us another check for the difference.

National General...2 claims...zero hassles or even issues....

I go through Good Sams,(National General) we just lost our Rubicon in the floods in Louisiana and they where a pleasure to work with and it is already replaced, the new MXT is insured with them as well. was the same coverage as progressive but 200 dollars a year cheaper

Gilbert (part of the Brown Group) is not an insurer, but a multi-line broker who can search out the best policy for your particular circumstances and finances.

www.gilbertrvinsurance.com

We have been quite happy with the policies they have found for us for a number of years now.

I've used progressive for quite a few years, on two different RV's. Very happy with them. First TT, was caught in hailstorm. they ended up totaling it because replacing the aluminum siding was going to cost more than it was worth. They wrote a check to the bank, paying off my outstanding loan, I bought it back from them for 2K, owning it free and clear. On my new cardinal, I was with my insurer for my car/home, but was going to be $1200/year for coverage. Changed back to progressive, $460/year. If you are full timer, they may not be that cheap, as one of the questions is "how many days a year will you use the unit". If you answer honestly, it does change the cost.

AllState.

We chose Progressive based upon posts in this and other RV forums. So far I've been satisfied with the service on two accident claims. Price was the best that I could find.