What’s the Best Kind of RV Insurance Policy?

There are several different options for RV insurance coverage, but the four main types of policies will include:

• Collision Coverage
• Comprehensive Coverage
• Towing and labor costs
• Onboard expenses (for items not insured elsewhere)

Collision coverage covers damage to your RV that is the result of a collision with another vehicle or object, while comprehensive coverage takes care of damages to your vehicle that are the result of non-collision events.

Towing and labor costs are available if you get stuck in a tight spot or need your RV towed, and onboard expenses cover items not covered elsewhere in the policy, such as jewelry kept in the onboard safe, cameras used while camping, certain sporting equipment, or musical instruments used when your RV is stationary.

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