Travel trailer insurance

[seabass1]

looking for travel trailer insurance without transfering auto ins.

[Fl2GaScotts]

Progressive

[ardvark16]

I use Geico

[Bowtie Jim]

Progressive

[jrollf]

Progressive gave me the best deal on my TT. Texas Gulf coast region.

Ended up moving my car insurance to them later on, Geico kept increasing prices even though I had no claims and had been with them for years.

[Seon]

I recently did a comp between Geico and State Farm that has my house insurance. Although State Farm was a couple hundred dollars cheaper, their coverage were less and had a $500 deductible for glass replacement where as Geico was no charge. I stayed with Geico.

[tuffr2]

Geico seems to understand trucks and towable RV's. When I had Geico they covered my camp site if someone was injured on my site.

Geico is also licensed in most or all states.

[Skilletface]

Anyone use Good Sams? I was going to compare to current State Farm.

[move on]

Originally Posted by jrollf

Geico kept increasing prices even though I had no claims and had been with them for years.

I think all insurance companies do this. The only way to get around it is to change companies every few years.

[jrollf]

Originally Posted by move on

I think all insurance companies do this. The only way to get around it is to change companies every few years.

Agree, that is why I changed to Progressive. Never really understood the 'screw your current customer' mentality in insurance (Kind of like the cell phone providers). If the customer has a good history, its too easy to jump ship. As a result the insurance company loses a low risk customer and makes NO money from them... and keeps the higher risk customer that has a harder time getting cheaper rates.