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Location: Sumas Washington | I am having a Platinum-Outlaw trailer built. This is my first LQ trailer. Is there any insurance company that specializes in LQ trailers? We are using the trailer as a business rig so our truck insurance company cant do the trailer. |
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by gonzo1066 on 2011-01-02 8:51 PM
I am having a Platinum-Outlaw trailer built. This is my first LQ trailer. Is there any insurance company that specializes in LQ trailers? We are using the trailer as a business rig so our truck insurance company cant do the trailer.
http://www.progressivecommercial.com/insurance/trailers-we-insure.a... |
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Location: Ocala, FL | We offer insurance through Thum Insurance, geared towards LQ and horse trailers. Shoot me an email and I will be happy to do the quote, or you can do it on our site www.buyshadow.com |
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Location: Columbia, KY | all our vehicles are insured by USAA. the trailers automatically are insured for libility by being pulled by the truck, plus we have a seperate policy on the LQ trailer, based on it's original cost and replacement value. |
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Location: Texas | If the trailer is used for business, wouldn't the truck be used as such too? |
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by acy on 2011-01-03 7:59 AM
all our vehicles are insured by USAA. the trailers automatically are insured for libility by being pulled by the truck, plus we have a seperate policy on the LQ trailer, based on it's original cost and replacement value.
USAA does NOT provide commercial insurance except through third parties... |
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by trot-on on 2011-01-03 10:49 AM
If the trailer is used for business, wouldn't the truck be used as such too? Good point...completely missed that... ...you would think that would be the case |
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Location: Sumas Washington | Some phone numbers please.
Edited by gonzo1066 2011-01-03 7:41 PM
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by gonzo1066 on 2011-01-03 7:40 PM
Some phone numbers please.
Besides the progressive commercial site I posted...try these guys... http://www.truckinsure.com/ |
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Location: Arkansas | Ours is insured with State Farm Insurance...... |
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| State farm insured mine too. About $10 a month. My husbands new ATV costs more to insure than my trailer |
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by Bluerose2001 on 2011-01-12 1:15 AM
State farm insured mine too. About $10 a month. My husbands new ATV costs more to insure than my trailer What kind of trailer do you own that is insured for $10/month? And what coverages do you have? |
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Location: Sumas Washington | $10 a month?? or $120 a year for what value of trailer? Our Plarinum/Outlaw GN is about $60.000 and the best quote I have so far is just under $600 a year. This does include underwriting as a business trailer. |
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Location: NY | I use farm family they cover both truck and trailer I got trailer for the replacement value |
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Location: El Paso, Texas | Allstate does mine 60K replacement for trailer and 8K for contents, about 600 a year |
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Location: Valentine, NE | I would think it would make a big difference in price from a farm policy to a business policy. Talking only comp/collision-our 65k trailer runs around $650 a year with a $2500 deductable. I plan on shopping this spring when my current policies come up. It is thru American Family Insurance. It is insured as a camper if that helps. Acutally had a claim this last year as the door to the storage shed it is stored in blew down on top of the trailer.
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Location: cedar rapids iowa | Originally written by gonzo1066 on 2011-01-02 8:51 PM
I am having a Platinum-Outlaw trailer built. This is my first LQ trailer. Is there any insurance company that specializes in LQ trailers? We are using the trailer as a business rig so our truck insurance company cant do the trailer. Put it under your business policy. I would assume you would also have to have your truck under that policy. |
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Location: cedar rapids iowa | My used 30K LQ is under my farm bureau home policy. I pay 120.00 pr yr. |
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Location: nc | I have a policy with Progressive for $585 per yr. for 50k. $500 ded.That includes towing if I break down anywhere they will get it home or to a shop. Vanishing deductable of $100 per yr.after 5 yrs no deductable and full replacement cost untill 5 yrs old. plus $1000.00 for misc. if stolen. |
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