Good Sam "RV Storage Option"

When we had this insurance, we always used this service from Oct to May. I just called (can't remember time or day) and they would remove all insurance except for comprehensive. However, keep in mind that if the rv is financed, you HAVE to get written permission from the lender and ALSO you have to get an Avidavit of Non-Use from the DMV. Upon reinstating the insurance, you have to make sure the insurance company sends a copy of the new insurance coverage to the lender.

Ron

The lender makes sense, but affidavit of non-use, that is a bit onerous. the sales guy made it sound like just call and turn it on & off whenever you want... devil is in the details. thanks for the feedback.

The thing with the DMV's requirement of non-use is that the state requires all licensed vehicles to have liability and prop damage insurance. When you put your rv into storage mode and reduce the insurance to comprehensive only, the insurance company will send a notice to the DMV. Without having the non-use affidavit on file, the DMV will revoke your license.

So do the affidavit first prior to reducing the insurance and then re-instate the insurance prior to removing the affidavit.

Ron