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If you're a full-time RVer and live in your recreational vehicle, you need coverage similar to Homeowners.
 

Whatever vehicle you drive, under-inflated tires are unsafe and costly.
 

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Homeowners Insurance Designed to protect your residence and also your peace of mind.
 

RV Insurance Claims Filing Tips


  • Always drive with your license, registration and RV insurance card handy. In the event of an accident or incident, you will have all the information you need ready and at your fingertips
     
  • Keeping your RV insurance policy information current speeds up all your insurance processes, including reporting and resolving claims
     
  • If an accident occurs, stay calm. Make sure you call the police and report your claim to The Good Sam Insurance Agency. Or, you can also report your claim online
     
  • Make sure to write down the names, license plate numbers and insurance information of everyone involved. If the police are there, get the officer's name and the police department's location if possible.
     
  • Write down cross streets or landmarks of the location where the accident happened.
     
  • If you have a phone or camera, take some quick photos. When you are asked to describe the accident - particularly if there are complex intersections and turning lanes involved, this will be helpful in remembering the details.
     
  • It is generally recommended that you only discuss the details of the accident with the police, your agent, or your claims adjustor.
     
  • Keep track of your paperwork, including the police report and the information of others involved.
     
  • Once you report your claim, keep your claim number along with your claims adjustor name and phone number. This helps in case you have any questions or updated information for us regarding your claim. Your claims number and the name of your assigned claims adjustor will also speed processing.