Insurance?
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
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Insurance?
Hi Everyone,
My insurance is going to renew this March can anyone tell me what the going rate is for a Owner Operator? I fell like I might be paying to high. I'm not sure. I run about 30 states and I am paying about $7,500.00. Can anyone give me a little help? Is that the going rate or can you tell me where to find it cheaper? Thanks, Charles
#3
I assume from the rate you quoted that you are running your own authority? My insurance was with Northland. I am in the process of changing to a different company. They used to be the cheapest. That isn't necessarily so any longer. I will let you know when I get some of these other quotes back. Where do you live? Does that rate include liability and cargo only or collision? I paid about $6,000 per truck last year for liability, cargo and collision.
#5
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Location: Fort Worth, Texas
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Thanks everybody for your help. I live in Texas and the quote included lib, cargo and coll. I guess I will shop around a little bit more. G-man if you get a cheaper quote let me know I would appreciate it.
Thanks, Charles
#7
Gman, I just got a quote from Northland for $6900. Thought is was a little high. That was truck & trailer. Both 04's
I too, am shopping for a new provider. If you find something let me know also. I am changing because I will be moving to GA very soon. Better rates then NY! I 'll have my house there in a few days, and I will begin to change address's for everything.
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I can use power tools, and I'll think about doing your dry cleaning if the rates are good.
#8
I just spoke with an insurance company today. She is still looking for a better rate for me. So far her rates are not much different that others that have given me a quote. I did find out something rather interesting while talking with her. Rates in Alabama are much higher than some other areas of the country. I was really surprised their rates would have been any higher than Tennessee, Georgia or any of the other surrounding states. Where you house your equipment can make a major difference in premiums. I do think we are beginning to see more of a buyers market in insurance. Some are more in a mood to negotiate a lower rate according to one insurance broker with whom I spoke.
I will be glad to pass along any good rate that I receive. Perhaps if we start sharing good rates and follow up with these companies we can all get better pricing.
#9
I was going to suggest that. Tell the agent you have other interested partys and we can get a better rate.
Sounds good to me. If I come up with anyone I will also pass it along.
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