I myself pay my sled insurance monthly tied in with my car :christmas:

Its $25 a month added to my car insurance :)

So it does not seem to hit the pocket that hard :thumbsup:

I sorta do the same when buying my permit,I put away $20 a month towards the permit so I don't have to shell out the $180 all at once :sly:


Just curious as to how others pay for their sled insurance SWRules

$13.00 a month added to my car insurance.....Cheap Cheap Cheap!

atc250rfoxusa,
What company do you have for insurance? What state are you located in?
That is a great deal for insurance.

$17.00 a month in Michigan. But I have multiple policies with the same company.

I voted lump sum, but I pay twice a year. Just got my bill and my sled insurance is cheaper than I thought. $137 for the year, full coverage.

Well I coulda paid the 8 extra dollars a month, but for the amount of money I decided paying it all at once was the best idea

Originally posted by Russ Wheeler@Oct 2 2004, 10:14 AM
Well I coulda paid the 8 extra dollars a month, but for the amount of money I decided paying it all at once was the best idea
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that's the best way because you keep track of it better and you might need to tell your insurance company to hit the road.

My homeowners won't insure over 500cc,still living in the past I guess.I have Progressive for the sled and wheelers,full coverage on all three is 380.00 per year,four payment plan app.95.00 bucks per payment. :hallo1:

$42 bucks a month on top of my also extraordinarily expensive car insurance... :cussing: Time to shop around (AGAIN), I think I've changed companies every 2 years for as long as I can remember... they all lure me in with a cheap (well, cheaper...) quote then jack it up once I'm signed.... A guy with a clean record shouldn't be paying this much.

I heard good things about TD, I think it's time to give them a call.

I pay just under $300/month for a truck, car and three sleds. They are all insured to the max with a 500 deductable. I am gonna phone TD for a quote as the value of my dear ole ZX has declined since the last time I phoned. They might cover me now.

Later Perm

PXSBS, I'm in minnesota and I go through MSI insurance, but they are now called COUNTRY insurance.....the phone number to my agent is 651-638-9155....His name is Clark. Hope this helps you out.

jesse

i payed the whole 55 dolars up front just liability

470 bucks per year :dazed: i feel used..................... :bash:

I have my 2 sleds and trailer under my homeowners for $205 per year ( full coverage), but you are only allowed 3 accidents (claims) in 5 years. I also have my home and vehicles through the same company, that helps keep the price down.

Pierre

i'd like to know who polled "no insurance" :undercover: :ohmy:

I pay 148.00 a year up front for Pl-Pd ,fire,theft, med cov,(for self) and2 million
acc. cov. if I hit some one ..so I think I`m getting a good deal on my new
Firecat ins .
Cape Breton Stock...................

Who voted no insurance??? :dazed:
SWRules

Originally posted by paul yarek@Oct 3 2004, 10:25 AM
i'd like to know who polled "no insurance"* :undercover:* :ohmy:
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If mine goes up AGAIN this year, that just might be me..... :cussing: Stupid insurance companies.

Liability for three sleds with clean records- less than three hundred dollars a year with TD. Hossman, you've got to give them a call. Oh yeah, lump sum payment.

I'm in the lump sum crowd. I do the same with the boat and ATV. That way I'm paying for one each season, which doesn't make it so bad. Hate paying for sled insurance in the middle of the summer. Just doesn't seem right.

FishHog

I pay $100 a year for liability, fire and theft. I pay it at once.

What I can't seem to understand is the variation in insurance rates.

I pay around $275 lump sum a year for fire and theft.

My old 94xlt I did not insure.