Trailer Insurance for Every Type of Trailer

Almost any trailer can be insured, whether it’s used for personal or business use. The most common types of trailers that you can purchase insurance for include:

Personal Use

• Bike trailers
• Car trailers
• Horse trailers
• Boat trailers
• Cargo trailers
• Camping trailers

Commercial Use

• Semi-trailers
• Flatbed trailers
• Utility trailers
• Concession trailers
• Bulk commodity trailers

It’s important to ensure that you have the right type of coverage for your trailer. If your trailer insurance provides coverage for personal use and you are responsible for an accident while using your trailer for business purposes, your insurance coverage may not apply. You must have proper coverage. Your auto insurance agent can review your needs and help you decide what type of coverage is right for you.

What Does My Trailer Insurance Cover?

Trailer insurance is similar to your standard auto policy in that it is generally comprised of three main types of coverage.

Liability Coverage

If you are responsible for an accident, your liability coverage will pay for the damage caused to the person, vehicle, or structure that you hit, up to your policy limits. It does not cover damage caused to your trailer or its contents. Your current auto insurance policy’s liability coverage may or may not already extend to your trailer. Talk to your auto insurance agent to review your policy and decide if additional liability coverage is needed.

Collision Coverage

If your trailer is damaged during a collision with another vehicle, then the collision coverage will help pay for damage sustained to your trailer if it’s your fault.

Comprehensive Coverage

Your comprehensive coverage takes care of other types of damage that aren’t sustained in an accident. If a tree falls on your trailer or it’s vandalized or stolen, then this type of coverage will help you pay for damages.

In addition to these three types of coverage options, you can also purchase contents coverage for your trailer. As its name suggests, this coverage helps to pay for damage to the items covered by your trailer. For example, say that you’re moving to a new home and you’re transporting personal belongings in your trailer. If your belongings are damaged in a collision or they’re stolen from the trailer, your contents coverage would help you replace those items.  You can also ask your agent about your personal items with your homeowner’s policy too.

Getting The Right Insurance Coverage With Nevada Insurance Enrollment

Having the right insurance policy is an important way to protect yourself from financial hardship. If you have a trailer, talk to an auto insurance agent at Nevada Insurance Enrollment to ensure that your coverage is right for you.

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