The cold doesn’t stop Canadians who can’t wait to hit the trails on the weekend. Just like a car, if you take your snowmobile on the road or public property you must have insurance. Even if you only use your snowmobile on the cottage property there are lots of reasons to get insurance for your snowmobile.
What coverage do you need?
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Liability Coverage
At minimum you must have Liability Coverage in case an accident leads to an injury or damage to property while driving your snowmobile.
Additionally you can add:
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Comprehensive Coverage
This coverage protects you if your snowmobile is stolen, vandalized or damaged by a hazard on the road.
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Collision Coverage
Exactly what it sounds like, coverage for your snowmobile if it is damaged by a collision.
Snowmobile insurance can be a standalone policy or added onto your current car insurance policy depending on how it’s used. Our team can help you pick the right coverage. With your snowmobile insurance in our hands you have the peace of mind knowing you and your snowmobile are protected.
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