Travel Trailer Insurance

[mfoster711]

Who do you use for insurance of your Travel Trailer? Do you use the same company for Auto/Home? Have you shopped prices? If so, what did you find?

For the first time in 20 years I am shopping all my insurance around and the RV rates seem odd.

I currently pay $736/year through Allstate. I was quoted $596 from State Farm. I used the Progressive website and got a quote of $316. Tried using Gieco but it said I must have auto policy with them to get RV quote.

This is for my 2014 Outback Terrain 250TRS.

[MKirkland]

$188/year, Progressive here for a 22ft trailer, 2011, $14,000 valuation.

[Community Alumni]

Insurance rates can vary wildly depending on where exactly you are in the country, the company, and your particular situation. In some places you can get full coverage for a little over $100 while in other parts of the country it will easily set you back $1000+ annually.

You aren't that far away from me and I would say that $736 is quite steep on a '14 Outback around these neck of the woods. When I looked, Progressive ended up being the cheapest for me so that's who I'm with. I would take the rate that Progressive is offering you as it looks like a good one. If you bundle then you can save even more.

[Redwoodcamper]

Our policy is much less with USAA than with others mentioned. We have gieco for our auto. I shop around every vehicle I get. You never know who will be cheapest.

[azdryheat]

Our trailer is tied in to our truck policy with Farmers.

[dieselbobcat]

X2 Progressive... pay about the same - had great service with a few minor claims...

[mfoster711]

Pbois334 wrote:
Isn't progressive only a 6 month policy?

Your Progressive quote has been saved

Thank you for quoting with Progressive. Your quote number is xxxxxxxxxx.

Your 12-month policy premium is $316.00 if paid in full.

[Pbois334]

Isn't progressive only a 6 month policy?