Off-road Vehicle Insurance

Most off-road vehicles are built for adventure — whether you’re enjoying the trail on a snowmobile or hitting the apex on your dirt bike. But before you hit the trails, you’ll want to ensure you’ve got the protection you need to enjoy your rugged adventures worry-free.

Your off-road vehicle isn’t street legal, so your auto insurance won’t cover it. Also, although it’s your personal property, your home insurance policy probably doesn’t. So what should you do?

Protect yourself and your off-road vehicles with an off-road vehicle insurance policy.

Not all off-road vehicles are the same, so you might not realize how many of them can be insured by the same type of coverage.

Riding means staying aware of your surroundings and anticipating the weather and the moves of others around you. If an accident were to happen, off-road insurance could protect you. What does it mostly cover? (Check with us to be sure)

Whether used for leisure, sport, or transportation around off-road locations, dirt bikes and other off-road vehicles can be fun for riders of all ages. However, roadway passenger vehicles require extensive auto insurance coverage before they can be operated legally. Therefore, owners of off-road vehicles should consider treating their dirt bikes, motorbikes, and ATVs in the same regard.

In the case of collision, theft, vandalism, or other damage, off-road vehicle owners may want adequate insurance coverage for help with repair or replacement.

The better your insurance, the sooner you will return to your preferred off-road leisurely activity. Of course, no one wants to have an accident, but when it happens, make sure you’re covered.

We know how important it is to cut loose and have fun when you work hard for your family. Let us help you insure your fun so an accident doesn’t slow you down too long. Contact us today!

It might be time to switch insurers whenever your existing insurer's service doesn't meet your needs. For example, it might be time to consider other options if you have poor claims experience or an unexplained rate increase.

If you cancel a previous policy before a new policy is effective, you could run into some serious financial problems.

Contact us today to help you with multiple options to choose from.