State Farm offers no trip/road hazard coverage ?
#21
02-27-2010, 12:58 PM
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#22
02-27-2010, 01:57 PM
Progressive and Geico Quotes.....LOL
Sooo... I thought I'd go to the GEICO website and the PROGRESSIVE website and see just how much they would save me.... both of them are more expensive than my current coverage with STATE FARM.
I currently pay $628/year for both of my 2009 HD's with STATE FARM
GEICO wanted a whopping $979/year ($351 more)
PROGRESSIVE wanted $666/year ( $38 more)
With both online websites.. they give you an original quote and usually it's with the lowest liability/property/medical coverages... and the highest deductible. You have to click around to change the coverages to match what you have.
Christian
I currently pay $628/year for both of my 2009 HD's with STATE FARM
GEICO wanted a whopping $979/year ($351 more)
PROGRESSIVE wanted $666/year ( $38 more)
With both online websites.. they give you an original quote and usually it's with the lowest liability/property/medical coverages... and the highest deductible. You have to click around to change the coverages to match what you have.
Christian
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02-28-2010, 07:26 AM
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I have State Farm insurance for my house, cars, and motorcycles. My wife and I are planning on taking the 2009 Ultra Classic out west this summer to Sturgis and seeing the sights along the way. I thought I'd call up my State Farm agent and see what kind of coverage I had insofar as towing, road hazard, whatnot and compare it to purchasing the HOG membership upgraded package.
I was a little bit bummed when he told me that State Farm didn't offer anything in the way of towing, etc. The bike was insured and that was it. Was just wondering what coverage other owners have with their insurance company when your bike breaks down ?
Thanks,
Christian
Cleveland, Wisconsin
I was a little bit bummed when he told me that State Farm didn't offer anything in the way of towing, etc. The bike was insured and that was it. Was just wondering what coverage other owners have with their insurance company when your bike breaks down ?
Thanks,
Christian
Cleveland, Wisconsin
Just a thought. Check out a Triple A (AAA) membership with RV option. Hope this helps.
#24
03-01-2010, 09:27 AM
Thanks for the tip though
Christian
#25
03-04-2010, 05:53 PM
Called my agent on the medical coverage issue. They confirmed that State Farm does not offer any medical coverage on bike insurance in the state of Alabama. In other states they do, so I am guessing that they only offer it where the state law makes them offer it. What a rip, I am going to check out some other company's.
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03-10-2010, 05:00 PM
#28
03-12-2010, 05:49 PM
I asked the same thing and about ABS brakes for my bagger... no discount.
Christian
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