Liability Coverage
Covers injury & property damage you cause to others while operating your snowmobile.
Snowmobiles are built for fun, but accidents, theft, and unexpected breakdowns can turn fun into stress. Insurance keeps you protected.
Accident Liability
Collision & Comprehensive Coverage
Medical Payments
Roadside & Trailside Assistance
Essential protections and specialized add-ons for sled riders.
Covers injury & property damage you cause to others while operating your snowmobile.
Pays to repair or replace your snowmobile after a covered crash with another vehicle or object.
Protects against theft, fire, storms, and other non-collision events.
Covers you if an at-fault rider lacks proper insurance.
Helps pay medical expenses for you and passengers, regardless of fault.
Provides broader medical, rehab, and lost income benefits depending on your state.
Helps with towing or recovery if your sled breaks down or gets stuck.
Extends coverage to racks, windshields, lights, wraps, and other custom parts.
Pays for a brand-new snowmobile if yours is totaled in a covered loss.
Helps with food, lodging, and transport if a breakdown derails your trip.
Protects the trailer you use to haul your sleds against covered losses.
Helps cover a rental snowmobile or vehicle if yours is out of service.
Protects helmets, suits, and riding gear from damage or theft.
Gives you extra protection above your policy limits.
Lets you adjust coverage when your sled is stored off-season.
Lowers your deductible for each claim-free year.
Optional coverage if you race your snowmobile in sanctioned events.
Protects your sled even when stored away from home.
You and your insurer lock in a set value for your sled in case of total loss.
The Legal Foundation of Every Policy
Protecting Your Own Vehicle
The Unexpected Safety Net
Shielding You from Risky Drivers
Healing Without the Hassle
Peace of Mind on Every Journey
Stay Mobile After a Claim
Covering the "In‑Between" on New Cars
Original Parts for Better Repairs
Protecting Add‑Ons and Upgrades
Four key things that shape your snowmobile insurance premiums.
Younger riders or those with past accidents may see higher rates, insurers price risk based on experience and history.
High-performance or newer sleds generally cost more to insure than older or standard recreational models.
Recreational riders usually pay less than competitive or frequent users, more time on the trails means more exposure.
Where you live and how you store your snowmobile matters — secure garages and low-claim regions can lower costs.