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[Landyowner11]

Kinda landrover related, it's pulled by a landrover..

I need some insurance for my flat bed trailer, not having g had any before would anyone here have any recommendations in company's?

I just need a policy to cover theft and accident damage on a private domestic use trailer.

What should I be paying?

[diffwhine]

Can't advise directly, but why not have a chat with Universal Trailers in Billingshurst?

[gcc130]

Mine are insured with NFU.

[MikeT]

Mine is with my car insurance NFU.

[GMF]

For domestic use see if you can get it added onto your car policy if not already covered. We use NFU but it is for commercial use

[Ray Clayton]

Hi
Mines with cherished car ins with the series and tractor.
Ifor lm166 £20-00 a year.

 

[Landyowner11]

Right first quote I had back was £110 for the year! I think I'll try My car insurers tomorrow to see if they can offer anything

[DAN@ADRIAN FLUX]

Hi.
Please feel free to give us a try for trailer cover if you wish.
https://www.adrianflux.co.uk/trailer-insurance/
Regards,
Dan.

[Scotty38]

Mine is with my Defender insurer - NFU. I know that's not much use as I don't recall how much it was but I'll check.

[Landyowner11]

Had a word with nfu and unfortunately they can only add a trailer to a vehicle policy so not a option for me currently.

Adrian flux came back at £90 for the year. Do they offer club discount?

[Wittsend]

Did you ask

Most of the classic car insurers give a discount if you are a member of a car club.

[Landyowner11]

I didn't no but I shall call them back to see what they can do

Did you ask

Most of the classic car insurers give a discount if you are a member of a car club.

[Genem]

Its always going to be cheaper to add the trailer to an existing policy than have it as a standalone. At the sort of prices we are paying for our vehicles  the staff, admin and IT costs must take up a very high % of the total bill.

[w3526602]

Hi,

Your trailer is covered by the tow-car's policy when they are connected ... but I don't know if that is Comprehensive. I'm pretty certain it does cover Third Party.

Your house insurance probably covers the occupants against non-3rd party claims, and theft of bicycles, etc. I assume jewellry is covered when away from the house ... and even abroad.

It might be worth reading both policy documents.

Would your house policy cover a trailer when not "motorised"? Dunno!

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[Alan Drover]

I was told that any trailer being towed correctly was covered for 3rd party insurance only, not any damage or loss to the trailer.