Coverages You Need

Protecting an RV is a lot like protecting a car, with a few caveats. Make sure your policy has full coverage for all the below.

Medical

For injuries for which no one is at fault, you need medical.

Covers medical bills when no one is obligated to pay for them. Extends to other drivers listed on your policy, members of your household and your passengers....Read More

Uninsured Motorist

For injuries and repairs caused by someone without insurance, you need uninsured/underinsured motorist

Despite the legal requirements, some motorists drive without enough (or any) auto insurance. If they cause an accident, this coverage will pay for the gap. Required in some states....Read More

Rental Reimbursement

For paying for a loaner vehicle, you need rental reimbursement

If you don’t have another vehicle available and yours is in the shop, you’ll need a rental and won’t have to pay out of pocket with this coverage....Read More

Liability

For injury or property damage you cause to others, you need liability.

Covers medical bills and property damage resulting from an accident in which you’re at fault. Most states require a minimum amount of liability coverage....Read More

Collision

For repairs to your RV from a traffic accident, you need collision.

Required if you do not own your vehicle outright. (AKA you have a loan.)

Comprehensive

For repairs to your RV from other mishaps, you need comprehensive.

Covers non-traffic accident related mishaps like theft, weather damage or hitting a deer. Required if you finance your vehicle....Read More

GAP

For full value RV replacement, you need GAP.

Covers the difference between your RV’s value and the amount you owe. Vehicles depreciate as soon as they’re purchased, so if you total your car driving it off the lot, you won’t recover the full replacement cost with only collision or comprehensive coverage....Read More