RV Insurance

Just as there are several categories of recreational vehicles, there are also many options when it comes to insuring your RV. You may be able to get RV insurance from your regular home or car insurance provider or you may decide to go with a company that specializes in insuring RVs.

Key tips for when you want to get RV insurance:

• Basic insurance coverage is required for your RV if you will be driving it on public roads in most states.
• There are several options for RV insurance including full and part-time coverage, storage protection when you're not using the vehicle, and multi-vehicle policies.
• Full-replacement cost coverage is available and can protect against depreciation in the event your RV is totaled or stolen.
• Personal effects can also be covered and many policies will cover emergency expenses as well as vacation liability.

Advice on finding the best RV insurance:

RV insurance is very similar to car insurance but there are a few more things to consider. RVs often function as a second home and they tend to be much more expensive than cars so having the right coverage is vital to protecting your asset. You also tend to have more personal belongings in an RV, which elevates your need to insure against loss. If you won't be using the vehicle year-round, be sure to find a policy that allows you to save some money in the months you have it in storage but find one with enough flexibility that you can travel as you please.

When shopping for RV insurance, compare multiple quotes to get the best coverage at the lowest rates and find out what other services they offer and how they can help you get more out of your RV. You should be able to find a great plan that covers all of your need and suits your financial situation.