What insurance to use
I have a 2001 Pleasureway Traverse that I use for travel and also as a daily driver. The insurance I have has gotten ridiculous. Just wondering if anyone uses their van as a daily driver and what insu...
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loving retirement wrote:Assyrian_Elvis wrote:loving retirement wrote:Assyrian_Elvis wrote:
In my opinion and research geico seems to be even cheaper then progressive and is the best bang for the buck. But neither geico or progressive offer stated value or agreed value coverage for class b vans. I have my coachmen insured thru nationwide. I have a stated or agreed value policy of 10,250.
That is not true. I have a Class B Roadtrek 190 and my policy is with Progressive and I have "stated or agreed to value" coverage for $24,000.
Wow when I called progressive they told me they dont offer agreed or stated value. Gonna call back and check. What state did you have your van insured in?
I just sent in my payment for another year with Progressive and I do have stated or agreed to value on my Roadtrek. Since my policy is a renewal they may not be issuing new policies with stated or agreed to value at this time. I am in California.
Question.............. What year did you get stated value on your roadtrek? They might have stopped doing AV policys a while back, Just wondering. Because I know for sure I called them a few weeks ago and they said they dont offer AV policy.
