
Snowmobile Insurance
Snowmobiles can present many hazards to drivers, passengers, other motorists and property, make sure you have the snowmobile insurance that is right for you.
Third Party Liability (Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability)
Covers your liability for an accident involving injury to other people or property, up to your liability limits.
Collision Coverage
Collision coverage applies if you hit an object, other vehicle or roll the snowmobile. A deductible will apply.
Comprehensive Coverage
This covers the cost of damages to your snowmobile from a number of causes including fire, theft, vandalism, falling objects, windstorm, animal impact and others causes. A deductible will apply.
Option to Include Additional Equipment
Coverage can be added for items that were not part of the originally manufactured vehicle, such as parts that enhance the performance of the snowmobile.
Accident Benefits
Provides coverage for medical treatment and rehabilitation costs such as physiotherapy, if you are injured in an accident involving your snowmobile.
Do I Really Need to Purchase Snowmobile Insurance?
Snowmobiles are required to be registered, therefore Third Party Liability is mandatory. The coverage for damage to the snowmobile is optional, but snowmobiles and recreational vehicles are prone to accidents and theft, so you will want to consider adding Collision and Comprehensive coverage.
Contact Prairie Villa Insurance to learn more about your specific risks and how to protect against them.