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Thanks for the reply Steve. I was hoping myself that I would also be sending links, after it was very obvious that the agent had absolutely no idea what a teardrop trailer was. Any idea if you/wife went thru the travel trailer vs utility trailer thing? I'm suspecting that I may need to go...

@dirty6 - thanks for the follow up w/state-by-state variance. That makes more sense right now than anything. Any other Camp-Inn owners insuring thru USAA with anything else to add? Thank you !

understood. Thanks for replying, was wondering if this might be a learning lesson for everyone.

I don't mean for this to come across as rude, but "tried everything" isn't too descriptive. Could you possibly create a quick list of what "tried everything" specifically was?

replying to dirty6 USAA is all I have, for vehicles and home. I shared with them what I was looking at insuring, and thru it all, there was no suggestion of "subbing my trailer insurance" out to a 3rd party. It seems that (from reviewing forum archives), at least a handful of other people...

Thanks for the reply. Unless something happens to alter things, chances are I will just run with USAA. I had Geico, and aside from being high, I wasn't the best of experiences. The USAA terminology just bothers me. I specifically know from referencing the registrations tips page (as...

I'm hoping that I will be able to acquire a 2014 Camp-Inn 550 Special at some point in the near future. In preparation, I've gathered up my data and called into my insurance provider, USAA for a quote. Also in preparation, I've visited with Cary and had the "registration" part of the "tips"...

URL update - Posi Lock Archives | webBikeWorld Admins, hope this post is OK. New user, going thru old threads, and this was a good one.

any luck with a different browser? Firefox?

We've got (2) Yeti's. A 75 and a 35. Had them for several years and couldn't be happier. We specifically purchased the 75 as that was the largest size that would fit in the back of my Scout 800 and wife's Jeep Wrangler. The 35 is great for a short weekend outing when we don't need that much.