Insurance for camper trailers

NRMA cover my CT.

From memory , for $7500 , it was about $180 per year

Gday Rob, I have my Trak Shak insured with AAMI, and when I initialy rang up and spoke to someone they said they don't insure them. hen I checked on here and saw quite a few people were covered with them, so I called again and talked to someone else who had no problems insuring it.
So I suggest you call again, if you still want to go with them, it doesn't inspire a lot of confidence tho, but like i said, I still insured mine with them because other people have said they were ok....we'll find out one way or the other when it really matters.

Agreed value on my aussie swag $13,000.00, agreed value of annex and zip on shower section $1,300.00. Total $14,300.00, $198.00 per year with AAMI.

Hi Robbg,

My offroad van is currently undergoing a $7K insurance repair after a too close call with a tree. To cut a sad story short, I managed to damage both sides of my van a few weeks back on a trip. But the real good news was the insurance side. They are completely reskinning both sides of the van and replacing the rollout awning. All I have to pay when I pick the van up is $50 excess and 15% towards the awning due to depreciation (~$170) - due mid November.

So I can thoroughly recommend TCIS insurance brokers, with the actual cover provided by CGI Insurance. Its not until you need to make a claim do you really know how good the company is. I often wondered whether I would be better off banking the premiums and "self insure", but after I only have good words about the insurance industry.

Cheers

Captain

Rob,

CT insured with GIO.

CT $16,500 agreed value.

Premium $179
:)

My Camper Trailer is insured with AAMI. I had no problems with them.

Pick up my Tambo cooper next week, RACV quoted $183 for agreed value $10k
Blue

RACQ insured my Assie Swag at $25000 with $2000 for fridge and other 'non-attached' items for $280.

Classed as caravan insurance but they will not cover anything inside the canvas when the CT is erected as it cannot be secured (only clothes and bedding in there anyway). If it is closed and locked then 100% coverage. They will cover the canvas though if it was slashed to gain entry.

Rob, just be careful with any of these policies, especially for a CT. Most either do not fully cover the canvas, or apply a heavy depreciation schedule to it so by the time it's about 3 years old, you'll get virtually nothing for it.

I'm insured (for $9,500) for about $170+ premium with NRMA because their cover was better than AAMI (with whom the vehicle is insured). However, you can get better coverage (especially on the canvas and camping gear) via TCIS if you are a member of an affilliated 4x4 club.

Hmmmmm, wasnt AAMI doing the poll on 4WDs? Maybe they are looking at polling CTs also because of what pulls em.
My "trackabout" is with RACQ. No problems what so ever.