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Old 05-24-2012, 10:17 AM   #1
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I did not know that insurance covered going through the ice.
As long as it's an "ATV" you are covered. An automobile would not be covered going through the ice. A snowmobile would also be covered.

Secondcurve, my premiums did not change one penny as this was covered under my plans comprehensive coverage. Had this been a collision with another vehicle / ATV I am sure my premiums would have been adjusted.

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Edited to add: Best to check your policy regarding ice break through coverage as any insurance company can have exceptions. I confirmed with Allstate that I was in fact fully covered before signing on as I would only be using the Polaris Ranger on ice. Can't say enough good about Allstate and how they handled this unfortunate incident.
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Old 05-24-2012, 10:29 AM   #2
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As long as it's an "ATV" you are covered. An automobile would not be covered going through the ice. A snowmobile would also be covered.

Secondcurve, my premiums did not change one penny as this was covered under my plans comprehensive coverage. Had this been a collision with another vehicle / ATV I am sure my premiums would have been adjusted.

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I think it may depend on the policy. My agent tells me I'm covered if my truck goes through the ice. I ask every winter to be sure.
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Old 05-30-2012, 05:21 PM   #3
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I think it may depend on the policy. My agent tells me I'm covered if my truck goes through the ice. I ask every winter to be sure.
My understanding is that you need an off road policy rider (IIRC) to be covered if you go through with a car.
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