[huff955]

Ok fellas

I need to hear you guys opinions on insurance companys. I'm up to F**king here with my State Farm rep. :evil: We (wifey) and me have been with the same people for almost 5 years and we're tired of constantly getting ripped off. We initially went with SF because I was so young when I got my first S3 and they based their rates on engine size, and not if it was a "sport" or "cruizer". Any pro's -con's of any other co's out there?

Cheers,
Steve

:-D

 

[Limey]

Clicky

 

[itchin]

You should change every couple years anyhow, fawkem.

 

[speedydave]

<BR>On 2007-01-25 08:27, huff955 wrote:
<BR>Ok fellas
<BR>
<BR>I need to hear you guys opinions on insurance companys. I'm up to F**king here with my State Farm rep. :evil: We (wifey) and me have been with the same people for almost 5 years and we're tired of constantly getting ripped off. We initially went with SF because I was so young when I got my first S3 and they based their rates on engine size, and not if it was a "sport" or "cruizer". Any pro's -con's of any other co's out there?
<BR>
<BR>Cheers,
<BR>Steve
<BR>
<BR> :-D
<BR>

<BR>
<BR>SF especially in WV (former mountaineer myself) really depends on your agent. I had SF when my wife and i got married. She did too, but with a different agent. She switched to my agent and we saved lots of $$$. I have had good luck with SF and I think you should seek out another agent.
<BR>
<BR>Any type of ins. sucks in WV.

[ This message was edited by: speedydave on 2007-01-25 10:29 ]

 

[dragonrider]

Depending on the state State Farm is the way to go. But you might want to check out Dairyland Insurance for rates.

 

[aptech77]

AMFAM, 4 me

 

[huff955]

Cool, thanks guys!! I did one of the Progressive quotes and it was almost exactly the same on the bike, which wasnt bad, but on the cars it was a good bit cheaper...I had them years ago, they werent bad, but your rates never change even with good behavior. Thanks for all the input :-D