Most all-terrain vehicles and other off-road vehicles, such as golf carts, do not qualify for a standard auto insurance policy. Even so, you still need insurance to help protect against property damage, theft, and bodily injury. An ATV insurance policy can provide the right type of coverage for many recreational and off-road vehicles in Rochester, MN.

Golf Cart Insurance Options

Golf carts are no longer limited to the golf course. Many people use them on private property, in residential communities, or modify them to meet local requirements for street use. Depending on how and where the golf cart is used, a specialized policy can help cover physical damage to the cart and liability if someone is injured.

Coverage for Four-Wheelers and ATVs

Four-wheelers and other all-terrain vehicles are commonly stored outdoors, which makes them more vulnerable to weather damage, vandalism, and theft. While some homeowners’ insurance policies may offer limited coverage, those limits are often not enough to replace an ATV. ATV insurance can also provide liability coverage if a passenger or third party is injured while using the vehicle.

Other Vehicles That May Qualify

ATV insurance policies can often be used to cover a wide range of off-road and recreational vehicles, including:

• All-terrain vehicles, including three-wheelers and six-wheelers
• Snowmobiles
• Dirt bikes
• Dune buggies

If you own a vehicle that does not fall under a standard auto insurance classification, there is a good chance it can still be insured under a specialized policy. An agent at Safechoice Insurance Agency can help determine whether your vehicle is eligible and what coverage options are available.

Rochester, MN does not require insurance for ATVs used exclusively on private property, but having coverage is still a smart way to protect your investment and reduce financial risk. The agents at Safechoice Insurance Agency are here to help you understand your options and choose the right coverage. Contact us today. We proudly serve the Rochester, MN area.