Plz recommend RV insurance

[Rosalind Lee]

I own a 1985 Minnie Winnie Class C presently I have AAA plus RV insurance and pay roughly $400 a year. Once I had to get towed while driving thru PA and had no issues with AAA. I get mail for Good Sam insurance etc .... curious as to what the majority of fellow RVers use! Thanks in advance...

[RickO]

Hi Rosalind... If you're just asking what company members use for their liability and comprehensive RV insurance... I use Progressive. Haven't had any claims yet so all I can say is that they're really good at taking my money. Our coaches aren't similar so the cost figures won't help you much.

If you're asking about roadside service, I think you'd be hard pressed to beat Coachnet.

Good luck...

Rick

[Rosalind Lee]

Apologize as I wasn't clear on my original post... As a newcomer to RVing I would like to post 2 questions-
Presently I have Allstate (roughly $400) for Liability & Comp Insurance
AAA Plus RV for Roadside Service (($85)-
I am seeking advice in both categories...
Looking for the best coverage without the most $$$...thanks

[B Bob]

We use Progressive to insure our motor home. We have had no claims. Their rates were very competitive. We have AAA RV towing package. Only costs about 35 bucks to add the RV to the standard package. We did have Good Sam, but we have NEVER used the towing and AAA was 1/3 the price so switched to AAA.

[1ciderdog]

I don't remember the cost but my Progressive motorhome insurance includes towing service and I have used it twice. I was very pleased with the roadside response.

[Revodoc]

Foremost. Excellent claim service when needed. A bit pricey but I do have high coverage.

[The ValHaus]

PROGESSIVE, hands down! My '81 Lazy Daze was totaled by a hit n run driver (it takes a LOT to total a LD!) and within one week my rep was out at my location getting specs & taking photos, and within ten days I had a check so i could buy a new rig. I'm insured as a full-timer, which not all insurance companies will do.

[The ValHaus]

AAA for roadside; pay for the max service. I had my Dodge towed all four off the ground from the AZ border to San Diego County: an $800 tow. AAA paid most of it.

[Starfire5]

I can't believe no one has mentioned Gilbert RV Insurance. When I asked on rv.net, a ton of people recommended them. And for me, it was a no brainer, as they are located right here in Central Florida. When I called them, they told me they insure RV's all over the world! My policy with them ended up with Nationwide and it costs me only $399 a year for my 2009 Outlook.

[She and I]

We have Nationwide also 250 deduct,roadside and towing 420.00 year

[andy141]

Got our insurance through RV America. They are fast. I faxed my application and had my Insurance papers emailed to me in an hour. They hooked me up with progressive also

[AFChap]

I have fulltimer coverage with National Interstate through Explorer RV ...they are a broker and will match you with the best deal they can find for your specific situation. I have had some claims (glass, lightning strike, patio awning) with National Interstate and have been treated well. Claims were fairly easy to complete, and quickly settled, and rates have stayed pretty level.

[UFO Pilot]

Best advice I can give you is shop around. I have had GMAC for 5 years with no price increases. I have shopped each year and haven't found anyone cheaper yet.

[tcopeland]

Good info, thanks. We are looking around for a new mh.