Insurance on new Tahoe?

[tom3]

Seems like I'm getting robbed on insurance on our 2019 Tahoe. Wondering what some of you pay on your late model machines with what company? Full coverage with loan/lease gap coverage. My latest bill is right at $630 for 6 months. No accidents and +800 credit rating. Insurance on our vehicles and homeowners is running real close to $4000 a year here in So. Ohio, not exactly in hurricane central where our Grange insurance company is not a major player anyway. Ouch.

 

[pwtr02ss]

I have a 2019 denali. I pay $289.77 every 6 months. That 100k/300k coverage. $500 deductible. Allstate.

I do have 5 other cars, a boat, and my house insured with them as well.

 

[tom3]

Thanks for posting. I see you're in Tenn. which should be about the same risk area as I am. Maybe I am getting robbed.

 

[BlackBearPerf]

The best thing to do with insurance is just get quotes from everyone, shop around. Location, state to state, driving hist, credit, annual mileage, etc will all factor in to your premium, even how long you where with your previous carrier.

 

[Bob2C]

$522 for 6 months here. 300/500 liability. 100k property. 250 deductible. Northern VA. Geico. No at fault accidents. I do have 2 others cars and house with them. $56 of that premium is for mechanical breakdown ins. Covers me for 7 years/100k. 250 deductible. Very few things excluded except wear items. Cheaper than extended warranty IMO. hope this helps


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[08HoeCD]

There's little to be gained by asking strangers on the web about their insurance premiums since there are so many individualized factors: your age, your credit profile, your risk profile, your average annual miles driven, your family profile, etc.

 

[tom3]

We're both retired, no accidents ever (knock on wood) +800 credit rating, same company for 40 years. Looks like we're paying about 40% over normal rates from what I've read and heard locally. But looking for quotes opens the door to a whole lot of aggravation from what I hear as the request goes into a national database that companies use. Guess it's about time to get serious on this. Thanks to all for replies.

 

[hcvone]

I have Erie Insurance and I am old, my 2019 callaway Tahoe is 583.00 a year, half of all my other cars

 

[NoLand]

We're both retired, no accidents ever (knock on wood) +800 credit rating, same company for 40 years.

That’s your problem, you’ve been with the same insurance company for 40 years. You’re being loyal to a corporation that doesn’t care about you. Someone said it earlier; you should shop your rates every few years or you’re going to be paying too much.


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[swathdiver]

That’s your problem, you’ve been with the same insurance company for 40 years. You’re being loyal to a corporation that doesn’t care about you. Someone said it earlier; you should shop your rates every few years or you’re going to be paying too much.


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Lest we forget, it's not just the money, it's the benefits, what comes with that insurance premium should an accident occur. Repair shop of choice with OEM parts or their el cheapo guy with Chinese parts? Smart Car or Escalade rental while truck is being fixed?

 

[EZ Money]

Rather than asking around on the internet, I would recommend getting quotes from several different companies. Also, visit with a broker and see what they have to offer. There is absolutely no benefit in remaining loyal to an insurance company. They would never be loyal to you.

 

[petethepug]

See if you can add a riding mower or tractor to the policy to increase the multi vehicle provision. It’s a shell game. Inquire if you can swap one car as primary or list a relatives address as a potential move you might be making.

We’re in Cali on an 08 Denali for $600 a year (just that truck) w/ $250 deductible on four vehicles & home w/ AAA. 2019 Denali out here would get cost an excellent rated driver $1.2-1.8k a year and Ann Reg fee of at least $1.6k. Feel our pain!


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[wjburken]

See if you can add a riding mower or tractor to the policy to increase the multi vehicle provision. It’s a shell game. Inquire if you can swap one car as primary or list a relatives address as a potential move you might be making.

When I was in college and bought my first car, I asked my insurance agent if it would be cheaper to have my car insured as being in Ames, IA or my small home town of 5000 people. He said Ames would be cheaper because all the college students are on their parents policy and hardly anyone was listed as being an Ames resident so all the statistics showed very few accidents for Ames drivers thus lower rates. Crazy numbers game.

 

[sealandsky]

Seems like I'm getting robbed on insurance on our 2019 Tahoe. Wondering what some of you pay on your late model machines with what company? Full coverage with loan/lease gap coverage. My latest bill is right at $630 for 6 months. No accidents and +800 credit rating. Insurance on our vehicles and homeowners is running real close to $4000 a year here in So. Ohio, not exactly in hurricane central where our Grange insurance company is not a major player anyway. Ouch.

My insurance bill is slightly higher than yours but I carry a high liability limit.

 

[Boatguy272]

I never understood where they come up with their numbers. I went from a $ 15,000 2007 Escalade to a $80,000 RST and my rates went down.

 

[calif phil]

Sold my 12 Tahoe LT for a 15 Denali and received a bill from my insurance for $1
That was for the last three months of my prepaid yearly insurance bill. So I guess the new truck cost me $4 a year more.


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