Motor home insurance

Just changed over from State Farm to AAA for $320.00 a year.....State Farm was $850.00 a year Progressive was at $420.00....

You are in the wrong State for cheap insurance. Changing companies will not help you too much.
My full coverage costs $350/year in Florida.

We have been very happy with Progressive.

Not really fishy. Good Sam deals with a number of companies and will shop for the best rate. Sometimes you just have to switch to get a better rate. Insurance companies will typically keep pushing your rates up until you finally switch. Next company will probably do the same after some time.

Sign up for cable/internet, price keeps going up. Threaten to leave and, Oh we can offer you a better deal. Why didn't you offer that up front? It's business, they're in business to make money. If you'll put with higher rates they'll keep pushing them up as high as they can.

It sucks but you just have to learn to play the game. I do it every year with cable/internet, lawn care (fertilizer, weed control), etc. Either learn to play the game or pay the higher rates.

We pay about $4.00 per month, around $50/year. But our TT is a 2015 Trailrunner...its not a biggun

Edit...just saw this was in the Class A forum, my apologies

Class A insurance is $388.00 per year for me through STATE FARM

Without knowing the rig and it's age... posting a price does not help much. My liability only is $186/year. Full coverage would be over $1200 on a agreed value of $100,000.

We have State Farm, which is the second highest rated national company. That's worth something to me. The highest rated is USAA, but they act as general agents for a another company since they don't write policies on RVs themselves.

Read up on auto insurance in a recent issue of Consumer's Reports. You may or may not think the information is unbiased, but that's your choice.

Fishinghat wrote:
We have State Farm, which is the second highest rated national company. That's worth something to me. The highest rated is USAA, but they act as general agents for a another company since they don't write policies on RVs themselves.

Read up on auto insurance in a recent issue of Consumer's Reports. You may or may not think the information is unbiased, but that's your choice.

I now have 10 vehicles(7 business cars) plus my house with State Farm and have always been happy with them. Even though it's more expensive I'll probably go that route.

Don't skimp on coverage when you do get it. You may need to file a claim and end up in severe shortage.