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State Farm Insurance

Started by saddleup, June 15, 2010, 02:33:32 PM

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saddleup

Has any body had any experience with state farms roadside assistance,when it involves these Bus's.
Thanks Matt
Yuma,Az


1974 Eagle 05 On the road, to Somewhere

boogiethecat

I have my crown insured with them and it's great. But that's liability only.  Roadside? I have a feeling the answer will be "Good luck". Ask detailed questions of them before you sign up...
1962 Crown
San Diego, Ca

jjrbus

I had State Farm emergency road service for 9 years, and thankfully never used it!! I can tell you that there is no route planning, free maps etc. There is no 800 number to call. You are on your own to find road service. It is very easy to do and many with other plans end up doing it anyway. You will also pay for your services upfront and be reimbursed. It is not for everybody!!
Many people have it and I have never heard a complaint!   HTH  JIm
Remember, even at a Mensa convention someone is the dumbest person in the room!

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Eagle Andy

Hey Matt for  75 to a 100 bucks a year take a look at coach net for road side asst . We had Good sam for awhile and it worked very well  anyway just a thought .
1968 Model 05 Eagle # 7481 Miles City MT

Jriddle

We just insured our Bus with State Farm with emergency road service, medical, liability and uninsured motorist $103.00 per year. Haven't had to use this emergency road service but will when needed.

John
John Riddle
Townsend MT
1984 MC9

Melbo

I have AAA and Good Sam ERS but on the one occasion that I did have to pay out of pocket for a tow I just sent the bill to State Farm and they sent me a check.

I don't know what they would do if I sent them the bill for the 75 mile trip on a landoll but they do send the check after you pay the bill

Melbo
If it won't go FORCE it ---- if it breaks it needed to be replaced anyway
Albuquerque, NM   MC8 L10 Cummins ZF

saddleup

Thanks alot guys i did not think state farms roadside was the whay to go but the wife needed a little convincing,went ahead with coach net.
State farm did come up with a good full coverige plan once the agent took pictures of "Clifford" and proved to the underwriters we were not talking school bus.
Matt
Yuma,Az


1974 Eagle 05 On the road, to Somewhere

belfert

Quote from: Jriddle on June 15, 2010, 07:19:01 PM
We just insured our Bus with State Farm with emergency road service, medical, liability and uninsured motorist $103.00 per year. Haven't had to use this emergency road service but will when needed.

$103 a year for insurance?  Are you sure?  My insurance for my bus with safe driver no tickets is over $700 a year, but I do have collision/comp.  The collision/comp is nowhere close to $600 a year.  Now, I do have the highest possible limits as there are required for my million dollar umbrella policy so that does up my cost somewhat.

I've read of folks paying $300 to $400 a year for insurance, but $103 a year is downright cheap.
Brian Elfert - 1995 Dina Viaggio 1000 Series 60/B500 - 75% done but usable - Minneapolis, MN

John316

Matt,

How long have you had your bus? I am just wondering if it is THE "Luvrbus?"

BTW, we have coachnet...so far so good, no tows.

God bless,

John
Sold - MCI 1995 DL3. DD S60 with a Allison B500.

saddleup

Yes, John, its THE Luvrbus
Matt
Yuma,Az


1974 Eagle 05 On the road, to Somewhere

Dreamscape

Matt, I talked with Clifford the other day and now understand why your handle is saddleup! That's pretty cool!

You have a nice coach and it came from an even nicer owner!

Paul
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Our coach was originally owned by the Dixie Echoes.

Jriddle


$103 a year for insurance?  Are you sure?  My insurance for my bus with safe driver no tickets is over $700 a year, but I do have collision/comp.  The collision/comp is nowhere close to $600 a year.  Now, I do have the highest possible limits as there are required for my million dollar umbrella policy so that does up my cost somewhat.

I've read of folks paying $300 to $400 a year for insurance, but $103 a year is downright cheap.

I have not insured anything for my loss just in case I cause someone else a loss because of my stupidity.

John
John Riddle
Townsend MT
1984 MC9

BUR

     State Farm, $280 a year with liability, comp, collision. When I completed the conversion I wanted to up the value, they took pictures and no questions they put the value at what I wanted.    Good Busin'   Wilbur
1980 Prevost   8V92 HT754CR
Homebase   Yuma AZ

John316

Matt,

Welcome aboard. That is great the the owner of "Clifford's Luvrbus" is on here.

What do you do with the bus? (I might have a guess though ;D).

God bless,

John
Sold - MCI 1995 DL3. DD S60 with a Allison B500.

belfert

Quote from: Jriddle on June 16, 2010, 08:38:11 PM
I have not insured anything for my loss just in case I cause someone else a loss because of my stupidity.

Yes, but even liability only is cheap at $103 a year.  Liability is the most expensive part of any auto insurance policy.

I think I need to contact State Farm based on how much I am paying.
Brian Elfert - 1995 Dina Viaggio 1000 Series 60/B500 - 75% done but usable - Minneapolis, MN