OK Oklahoma Insurance -- State Farm Fail -- Hagerty for the Win

[OkieRob]

My long-time State Farm agent wouldn't push back on underwriting for me. Despite my need to bind insurance by next week for my road trip to pick up the new rig, they couldn't do better than 'our commercial team will look at it in the next two months.'

Hagerty bound it by web application and a pleasant 15 minute telephone call. Reasonable cost as well ~600 for year.

I now have a different State Farm Agent.

Thanks to everyone who posts on this forum -- fantastically helpful to us who are just getting on board!

Rob

 

[Long Haul 380]

I owned an agency for over 25 years. I wouldn't put my coverage with any of the TV ad companies. Go with the bigger companies: Travelers, Hartford, or Auto Owners. Stable premiums and the companies can do more for you. Hag is the best for vintage vehicles. Just my 2 cents.

 

[Barrman]

I swapped to Hagerty a year ago when USAA wouldn’t cover my pair of Dueces anymore. If you have another old non daily driver, swap it to Hagerty with your M35. It might make both vehicles cost about half what your single truck is running right now. At least that was my experience.

Plus, Hagerty told me 100 mile 15,000 pound towing is part of the policy. Perfect for a M35.

 

[MarkM]

I had Plymouth Rock for the M998 and Geico for my other cars and motorcycle but Geico doubled my cost from last year with no changes from me so I dropped them fast.

I went with Progressive for my reg stuff and Hagerty for my M998 and 93 Mercury Cougar show car and combined for 900 bucks for the pair. They were very nice and knew exactly what my truck was. Thumbs up for Hagerty and Progressive.

Mark

 

[lindsey97]

We recently acquired a M998 and insured with Progressive, $200/year. We also have the 3 M939 5 tons insured with Progressive.

 

[Das_Haifisch]

Recently got my M109 with Haggerty, 600/yr, Can't complain as I'm 22. Lovely lady on the phone, but she didn't seem that interested in learning what an M109A3 was. The paperwork is correct but the call went something like:

"Is it really a Jeep?"
"Yes ma'am, that's who made it."
"OK sounds good"