Snowmobile Insurance: Protect Your Winter Adventures
Don’t let unexpected mishaps ruin your thrilling snow rides. Our comprehensive Snowmobile Insurance is designed to keep you worry-free while you carve through powder-packed trails.
Click on one of the below topics to unpack your ski-doo insurance:
Collision Coverage:
Collision or Upset refers to the direct and accidental loss or damage that occurs when a vehicle collides with another object or experiences an upset.
Comprehensive Coverage:
Comprehensive coverage encompasses all perils of direct and accidental loss or damage, excluding those caused by collision with another object or by upset. Some perils listed include fire, hail, theft or vandalism.
A registered snowmobile with active plates insures the owner and operator against third-party liability up to $200,000. Damage to your snowmobile and other personal injuries while operating the unit isn’t covered under the licence plate program.
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What are the available options for purchasing Third Party Liability coverage limits?
When it comes to Third Party Liability coverage, you have the choice between limits of $1,000,000 or $2,000,000. These limits apply to situations where your vehicle is being operated by a licensed individual.
What is Third Party Liability?
Third Party Liability refers to your legal responsibility for any injury caused to others, including your passengers, as well as any damage caused to their property. In the unfortunate event that such incidents occur, the affected parties have the right to file a lawsuit against you, which may also include the costs associated with defending yourself in court.
Did you purchase your unit brand new? Ask our team about which insurers offer replacement coverage for new snowmobiles and ski-doos. Got Toys, for example, offers this coverage on brand-new units (as long as they are purchased within 120 days from the delivery date of the unit).
A copy of the bill of sale must be provided, and the unit must be insured for 100% of the value, including permanent attachments, modifications, and Saskatchewan taxes.
Personal Injury Explained ←
What is Personal Accident coverage with GOT TOYS?
Personal Accident insurance provides coverage for the insured in case of losses suffered while boarding, disembarking, operating, or riding as a passenger on an off-road vehicle within the policy period.
The basic coverage includes compensation for permanent total or partial disability. For enhanced coverage, additional benefits are included, such as weekly indemnity, accidental death benefit, ambulance expenses, reimbursement of medical expenses, and much more.
Disability coverage replaces some of your income if you can’t work because of an injury or illness. This monetary benefit will continue until the benefit period ends or you return to work. It can help you and your family pay for necessary expenses like your mortgage, car payments, utilities, groceries, etc.
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Where am I covered by my insurance policy?
The coverage provided by the GOT TOYS insurance policy extends to any location where you are legally permitted to ride within Canada or the continental United States.
Can I still be covered if I ride with a passenger?
Absolutely. As long as the vehicle is designed to accommodate a passenger, there are no exclusions for riding with one.
Does the GOT TOYS rating provide discounts?
Yes, they do provide discounts for the following:
- A discount of $1,000 deductible
- A 5% discount on Snowmobiles for members of SSA – Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association
- A 10% discount for any principal operator who is 50 years or older and has been free of claims and convictions for the past 3 years
Need to register your snowmobile plates or get a permit?
Let us take care of your registration plate renewal as your SGI issuer. MySGI services allow you to enjoy hassle-free registration renewal online so you can skip the line:
- Renew Vehicle Registration
- Purchase 24 Hour & 8 Day Permits
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Safeguard your snowmobile by obtaining Off-Road Vehicle Insurance today.
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