Oh Boy Judi:
I guess I have to divulge the truth here. I am an independent insurance agent and own two insurance agencies. We deal primarily with personal insurance. You have opened the can of worms that we as agents love. The vehicle towing provides the liability insurance. Of course the vehicle being pulled has its own liability policy so the lawyer will try to pull that policy into play too. None of our carriers are concerned about a vehicle being towed. You should ask a few questions. Should my mh be insured on an auto policy? I doubt the answer will be yes. Auto policies do not provide coverage for awnings, satellites, contents and do not provide vacation liability. Do you have high enough limits of liability on the mh policy. When you have an accident, odds are the you will cause lots of damage both property and bodily. Do you really want to jeopardize your retirement income due to low limits because Mr. Lawyer wants to get paid? Say, you damage my 85,000 dollar mh and you have 50,000 dollar property limits. Guess you gets to write me a check for the difference? When you have an accident with a motorhome you will cause lots of damage and a high probability of bodily injury to other parties. Again, high enough limits?
You all should consider purchasing an umbrella policy which provides an additional million dollar layer of protection. Just a scenario here: You own a home, two or three cars, a motorhome which leads me to believe you other assets too. Perception of wealth provokes lawsuits when an accident occurs. I.e. I just hit the lottery!!!
Some companies will not insure Trackers because of high rollover rates. Ask..
Soap box time.. You spend $80,000.00 or more on a motorhome, don't cheap out on the insurance or advice that goes with it.
Unless your afraid of your agent you should always call your agent and ask the stupid questions. We do not charge for that!! I really suggest at this stage of your life you find an agent you can talk too. 1 800 insurance companies are ok for 20 year olds and people with nothing to lose. The advice they offer leads a lot to be desired.
@ Ron just because you abide all laws and regulations does not mean your policy will provide coverage.....
Just my two cents.
Have a great day y'all.
David