Insurance recommendations for Class C

Check out Foremost Ins. I have a house in a "high fire danger area" and a pontoon boat, with them.

Check with Progressive. We have collision, comprehensive and liability with them on our 2003 Class C for $407/yr. Never had a claim for the MH but did have one for our car and satisfied with the response.

You could try AAA,Liability,medical,Comprehensive,Collision,Uninsured Motorist $297

My motorhome insurance jumped up by over $400.00 last year. No claims ever. Found Progressive to be less than half of what I was paying and they offered more coverage. Check them out along with others before deciding.

We can shop it for you a The Good Sam Insurance Agency. We use National General, Safeco, Progressive and Foremost. We will make sure you have the correct coverage's at the best pricing.

Keith

Thanks for the suggestions to date everyone.

I will check them out.

I’m in Canada so dont have experience with US companies. I did have an interesting experience after using TD insurance on our small class C for years, and reducing the coverage to fire and theft for the winter months when not camping. Cost of roughly $250 a year. All of a sudden they said I had to keep liability insurance year round, increasing the cost a lot. It happened we bought a used wheelchair minivan with a loading ramp and low floor. TD refused to sell insurance for it until I had it towed to a city more than an hour away so they could figure out its value. It had been insured by Cooperators so I called them, getting an an employee who knew me. She had no problem emailing a pink card insurance certificate in 10 minutes at a reasonable rate. We didn’t want collision insurance on the 6 year old van anyway. Later I got a quote for the motorhome - one third of the TD price for the same coverage. And I could reduce that if I didn’t keep liability coverage in the winter. When I called TD to cancel the guy on the phone told me TD was not interested in insuring motorhomes so they didn’t have a good price.

Mercury, excellent coverage, fair price, agent a few miles from home. I have found that having an agent and not an internet man in India sure makes a difference in responses and handling issues.
I have had ALL my vehicles quoted by other companies, all 6 of them, and Mercury came up as the best value, my home is insured with them as well. I just added a 2019 Wrangler and it bumped it up a little bit.

klutchdust wrote:
Mercury, excellent coverage, fair price, agent a few miles from home......(snip quote).....I have had ALL my vehicles quoted by other companies, all 6 of them, and Mercury came up as the best value, my home is insured with them as well. I just added a 2019 Wrangler and it bumped it up a little bit.

Thanks. I'll check them out as well.

I have found that having an agent and not an internet man in India sure makes a difference in responses and handling issues.

I used to think the same as well (and have had the same agent for over 2 decades), but after this recent experience I am questioning the value of having the "middle man." My "agent" did absolutely nothing when this insurance doubled. No phone call, no suggestions of "let's look at a different insurance company," nothing... And they did see the increase as they had reduced my coverage in order to save some on the premium (as I had asked them to do if it made $$ sense, before I knew of the increase). And for 3 weeks I got no communication from them regarding why this increased as it did. I had to keep calling them.

Harvey51 wrote:
When I called TD to cancel the guy on the phone told me TD was not interested in insuring motorhomes so they didn’t have a good price.

I have the feeling this is the reason behind the 100% increase in premiums for the motorhome coverage when our other vehicles went down. They have no desire to deal with RV's anymore. Or they were going for a money-grab before new legislation kicks in statewide regarding auto insurance and hoped not everyone would notice.