Your tow vehicle carries more weight and more liability with a trailer behind it. We make sure your auto policy and your RV policy actually work together, not around each other.
A truck pulling a loaded travel trailer or fifth wheel handles differently, stops slower, and causes more damage in a worst-case accident than the same truck empty. If your liability limits were set years ago for solo driving, they may not reflect what you're actually driving today.
We review your tow vehicle's coverage alongside your RV policy so there's no gap between the two — and we look for multi-policy discounts when you insure your auto and RV (and home) with us together.
Bundling with your RV policy? Mention it and we'll check multi-policy pricing automatically.
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Typically it extends limited liability coverage while you're towing, but not comprehensive or collision for the trailer itself — that comes from a dedicated RV policy.
Yes, and it's one of the most common ways our clients save. Bundling auto, RV, and home coverage with one agency often qualifies for a multi-policy discount.
It's worth reviewing. A heavier combined vehicle-and-trailer weight increases potential damage in an accident, so many full-time or frequent towers choose higher liability limits, sometimes paired with an umbrella policy.
One agency, one renewal date, and a real shot at a multi-policy discount.