THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2022
If you have an RV and travel frequently, there’s a good chance you also own a travel trailer. This is a standard piece of equipment for those individuals and families that often drive from location to location and need a second vehicle to get around at these destinations.
What Exactly is a Travel Trailer?
A travel trailer is an attachment that allows you to pull your car—or other recreational vehicles like a motorcycle or ATV—on the back of your RV. It’s a convenient tool (considered an attached accessory) and helps cut down on shipping costs.
What Type of Coverage Does a Travel Trailer Insurance Policy Offer?
There are a number of policy coverages that can be included and work in conjunction with your RV insurance policy. Some of these protections include:
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Comprehensive coverage: This helps protect your trailer from accidental loss, vandalism, fire, smoke, inclement weather, theft and other unforeseen circumstances.
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Replacement cost: If you have significant damage as a result of an accident or unforeseen circumstance, this protection can replace your travel trailer.
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Emergency expense coverage: This could come in handy if your trailer or RV is inoperable and you need lodging.
These are just a few examples of the coverage you can obtain with a travel trailer insurance policy. Your independent insurance agent will be able to build a policy to meet all your needs while staying within budget. It’s always better to have insurance whether you need it or not, because anything can happen, especially when you’re on the road. Be proactive and get the right travel trailer insurance policy for you and your family today!
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