ATV Insurance Coverage Information

Key Takeaways
Your Homeowners Insurance Probably Won't Cover Your ATV Off Your Property
Once you ride off your land or trailer your ATV to a park or trail, homeowners coverage typically stops. A standalone ATV policy covers you wherever you ride.
GEICO's ATV Policy Includes Collision, Comprehensive, and Liability
Coverage options include collision ($500 or $1,000 deductible), comprehensive for theft and fire, bodily injury and property damage liability, medical payments, and uninsured motorist protection.
ATVs Have a High Theft Rate
Comprehensive coverage protects against theft, fire, and vandalism. GEICO insures most four-wheel ATVs and side-by-sides but does not cover three, six, or eight wheelers or vehicles under 150cc.
It doesn't matter if your side by side is shiny new or you've had it for a while and can't imagine life without it, buying ATV insurance is the best way to cover your four-wheeler (and you) when you are out on the trail.
Do I need insurance for my ATV?
It depends—every state has different insurance requirements. As an ATV owner, you should get familiar with your state's liability insurance requirements for operating your ATV on public roads and highways. This will help protect your investment.
You may want to consider purchasing ATV insurance for a few reasons:
- ATVs have a high theft rate.
- If you ride an ATV off your property or trailer your ATV to another location, your homeowners insurance may not cover your ATV.
- If you use your ATV in a state-owned or public park, ATV insurance may be required.
As an off-roader, what does ATV insurance get you?
Wheeling surely gets your heart racing, but what does ATV insurance from GEICO get you? Well, it may not get your blood pumping in quite the same way as hopping on your four-wheeler, but it does help you out if something should go wrong.
Here is a rundown of the coverages included in our customized ATV policy (underwritten by GEICO Indemnity Company):
- Collision coverage – pays for covered damage to your ATV when it hits, or is hit by, another vehicle or other object. This coverage is available with a $500 or $1,000 deductible.
- Property damage liability coverage – insures you against certain damages caused to someone else's property while operating your ATV and in most cases, provides you with a legal defense for such claims if another party files a lawsuit against you.
- Bodily injury liability coverage – insures you against certain damages if you injure or kill someone while operating your ATV and in most cases, provides you with a legal defense if another party in the accident files a lawsuit against you.
- Comprehensive physical damage coverage – pays for covered losses resulting from incidents other than collision - such as theft, fire or vandalism. This coverage is available with a $500 or $1,000 deductible and is limited to damage that affects the structure or safe operation of the vehicle.
- Medical payments coverage – in most states you can select medical coverage for yourself and your passengers.
- Uninsured/Underinsured motorists coverage – insures you against certain damages in the event of an accident that occurs on a public road or highway where you are struck by someone with no insurance coverage or limits that are lower than yours. The uninsured vehicle must be a vehicle that is designed to be insured and registered for use on a public road or highway (such as a car, truck, or motorcycle).
GEICO insures all-terrain vehicles as well as most side by side makes and models. We do not insure three, six or eight wheelers or ATVs/UTVs with less than 150 cc's, however.
Get it in gear and start your ATV insurance quote today!
Take On the Trail, Not the Risk
ATV insurance could help protect your vehicle and liability.
