Is $575 for the year a fair price for insurance on our '22 Forest River TT that is on a seasonal site in Pa. ?
Our TT has not been on a road since the day it was delivered to the campground.
The best way to find out is seek quotes from other companies. Your personal details, location, etc all affect that, so a better comparison is a real one, not with us.
Insurance varies so much with location, driving record, and credit score that you can’t compare costs with anyone but yourself. Get some more quotes.
Foremost is expensive. In my experience they cover less desirable stuff at high prices. Is that for the year or per month?
We paid less than that per year for our most recent used Class C which was valued at about 20% more than your TT.
As much as I don’t like Camping World and their affiliates, try getting a quote from Good Sam. I shopped around a lot and it was the best I could find.
Not really no.. I am paying a bit more than half that for a full replacement value policy not just “up to 40k.” But I also bundled it with my auto insurance.
This is about what we pay for our 22’ Rpod
And coming on here and asking this question will get you a bunch of answers. There’s too many variables and no one price fits all. Some people may pay less and some more depending on where they live, their insurer, etc. The only way to know if it’s a good deal FOR YOU is to get multiple quotes using the same information for each quote
You have 500,000 of liability. That is more than the norm. I also carry high liability limits. Our policies are similar, and comparably priced.
that’s close to what i pay for a year. And why it goes up every year on a trailer that depreciates is a mystery to me.
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