With nearly 100,000 road accidents and over 1,000 traffic-related deaths in 2020, how can Arizonan truckers protect themselves? The answer: tow truck insurance. Carrying sufficient coverage covers third-party claims liabilities, first-party damages, and hauled cargo complications stemming from road accidents.
Tow truck insurance in Arizona is relatively inexpensive. Seasoned truckers with excellent driving histories can minimize their premiums to under $3,000 per annum. However, high-risk truckers might have to shell out over $6,000 for the same coverages.
Insurance providers vary their rates based on risk. They classify Arizonian truckers as a high-risk entity if they:
Overall, the key to minimizing your insurance premiums is risk management. Build a solid, reputable company that carries minimal risks so that companies see you as an insurable institution.
To ensure that you receive fair estimates, compare the insurance rates of at least three to four providers. Avoid companies that overcharge their clients. Similarly, stay wary of providers that offer inexplicably low rates as they might have poor financial ratings or limited coverages.
Tow truck insurance in Arizona typically costs between $3,000 and $6,000 per annum, depending on risk factors like driving records, credit history, and cargo type.
Factors such as your driving record, credit history, and the type of cargo you haul can significantly impact your insurance premiums in Arizona.
To get fair estimates for tow truck insurance, compare the rates of at least three to four providers, taking into account their financial ratings and coverage limits.
Are you having trouble deciding how much insurance is needed when hauling private vehicles? Assured Standard can help with your calculations. Read our piece explaining the coverage necessary when hauling vehicles with a pickup truck.
