where is  the best place to get insurance for my tow truck?
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Try Farmers insurnace, they usually have low rates.  If you have good credit, call American Expressm their rates are great!
855798
Go to the BMV...they'll hook you up.
147513
Ask your insurance agent. They have access to that info.
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I work in collections so I deal with wrecker and repo companies all the time. Best experience is when everything goes off without a hitch. Worst is when there are numerous problems such as when a repo man broke the drive shaft of a repo (he paid for the repair).\n\nYour husband and father may want to look into doing repo work on the side. Depending on the state, they will need to be licensed, bonded, and insured before most banks will use them. However, they already have the equipment (tow truck) and a lot of the know how. My repo companies charge $250 plus for a repo which is a lot more than I pay for a regular tow if I pick it up myself.
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I believe that the insurance company will handle this appropriately. Call the drivers insurance company to make a claim (you can do this even if you are not the insured, the info should be in the police report). Then get estimates (including labor for installation from a handy man service and a lawn care company for lawn repair. This will help you negotiate with the insurance company. I am sure you will do just fine. These are not major expenses and they should just take care of it quickly. Make sure you have a check in hand before you sign any releases though. Good Luck!
246271
check 4wd.com  you can even call them and they will point you in the right direction.
211773
Try a local agent that sells homeowners insurance.  Here is a good directory:  http://www.insuremyhouse.com\nI would avoid online quote programs.  You end up without an agent that can help you if you have problems later.
932682
If she was driving parental unit's car before getting this one, she might be covered by their policy for a short period of time...\nIf she had a car and it was insured before buying this truck, that policy should cover her also for a short period of time.  Check with the family insurance agent.\n\nthey might be able to issue her a statement showing coverage for that time.\nOr see if the Dealership has a master policy covering the car until she brought in proof of insurance.
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You have stumbled upon one of the great questions that has bothered insurance adjuster throughout the country at one time or another.\n\nI am an insurance adjuster and owned a body shop and tow company as well.\n\nMost of the time, a larger wrecker company will be on the tow list of one or more are police or sheriffs departments or highway patrols.\n\nTo get on most of this rotation lists, the company will have to provide proof of insurance or at least insurance information to the police department.\n\nCall the police or sheriffs department in the town or county where the company is located and speak to the officer in charge of tow lists.\n\nIf nothing else, this officer has a GREAT deal of influence even on tow companies that are not on rotation and can call the company and get this information.\n\nA lot of these slimy tow companies will post signs about not responsible for damaged vehicles or stolen items. These signs or statements are worthless as your vehicle is in the "Care, Custody and Control" of these companies. \n\nYou simply can not post a sign to waive bailment.
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I use Calsurance myself.  They're one of the biggest E&O providers for insurance agents.  Contact them, they can give you a quote.\n\nhttp://www.calsurance.com/
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In my opinion, your best option is to find an insurance agency in your community, possibly referred to you from friends or family.\n\nAn insurance agency is licensed to write with several companies and will find the best company for your needs, and at the best price. \n\nThis will eliminate unnecessary searching, overpaying and possible liability exposures.  In addition, you will have an agent in your neighborhood that you will be able to rely on. \n\nEvery consumer should understand their policy, and most do not.\n\nMy opinion: Shopping for insurance over the internet is the worst choice available.
420643
What type of insurance are you looking for on the food cart?  General liability?  I'm from PA.  I might be able to write it.  610-461-1000 Give me a call after 9am.
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The dealer ship should be the ones to pay. They sould have insurance on there automobiles that cover other drivers.\n\nhave a great day
1160654
I had to do the same thing so get online and go to: \nesurance.com\nthey are totally based off the web and they are very dependable, and trustworthy.
500025
Look into a company called 2 Men and a Truck.  We have used them to get to at least 2 states that I can think of off hand and they do a wonderful job and have always been at least $30 - $40 dollars cheaper than the everyone else.
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You can use the specialized webpage dealer location for texas or the yellow pages\n\nuse zip code 78597
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Your motor home policy will pay, which means it will be subject to your deductible.  \n\nIf the thief is ever caught, you can try to go after him in civil court, usually they don't have any money anyway. \n\nThe insurance on the truck, aka, liability insurance, doesn't cover while the vehicle is being stolen, so there is no coverage there.    The employee isn't responsible for the theft in any way, so his insurance won't pay.  \n\nIf you have no coverage on your motor home, you're SOL.  Sorrry.  Maybe your state has a victim's fund that might help you out with damages.