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An RV is part vehicle, part home — and needs coverage for both. Whether you drive a Class A motorhome or tow a travel trailer, an RV policy covers collision and comprehensive on the unit, liability while driving, and the contents and attached accessories inside. Full-timers can add coverage that works like a homeowners policy on the road.
Motorhomes need their own policy. Towable trailers get liability from your tow vehicle but need their own physical-damage coverage.
If you live in your RV, it adds personal-liability and personal-property protection similar to a homeowners policy.
Comprehensive coverage includes wind and storm damage. We'll confirm your deductible and any named-storm conditions.