Car Audio Insurnace

[shammyhavik]

Good to know mang the insurance lady just said get me those reciepts and i'm covered so i'm doing just that

 

[ChaseinBass]

Some systems are tens of thousands.. but that would be hard to steal quickly //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/up2something.gif.dd110ecf3ae4b76050d87598f2f8de7c.gif

They dont steal big systems they steal the whole freakin Car ! Get an Ipod so you can listen to music while you walk your happy *** to work lol!

 

[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

They dont steal big systems they steal the whole freakin Car ! Get an Ipod so you can listen to music while you walk your happy *** to work lol!

Got an ipod, but I leave it plugged into my head unit..

 

[ChaseinBass]

Got an ipod, but I leave it plugged into my head unit..

Going to be a long walk! "Watch your cornhole bud"

 

[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

Going to be a long walk! "Watch your cornhole bud"

I know. It takes 10 minutes to drive to work, but would be a lot longer to walk..

10-4 buddy

 

[MikeofTulsa Moderator]

it's included with the general auto insurance you retarded monkey

Not normally. Typically is an additional coverage you'd have to purchase as well as full coverage.

No it isn't, you dingle cannon full of faggot leaves.

I hate to say it, but you are correct.

O yeah i forgot mr insurance agent my bad...

I am.

If it gets stolen while parked at your house, it is covered under home owner's insurance. Similar to if someone jacks your TV or other electronics. We asked our insurance agent.
As for being stolen at Walmart or something, it depends on your insurance company. Some specify that equipment must be permanently fixed to the vehicle in order to be covered by the insurance.

Loose boxes in the trunk with sub(s)/amp(s) attached are not covered by our insurance when the vehicle is not parked on our property.

Not everyone owns their home and has home insurance. Most insurance companies require you to purchase additional coverage for anything beyond the factory equipment.

 

[Ramrod 10+ year member]

I've had some custom rigs insured before.... What I had to do since I do most of my own work. I had to go to a Shop who does the work it had done.. example: Custom Paint, Suspension installs, etc.... I would have a Shop or Shops give quotes for the cost to do the same install. Including buying the Parts... That is all that my insurance company wanted.... It paid off too... I had a Big Custom Jeep with a nice paint Job.. Mini Van pulled out in front of me and I T-Bone it... insurance gave me an extra 3k for my paint alone.

 

[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

Not everyone owns their home and has home insurance. Most insurance companies require you to purchase additional coverage for anything beyond the factory equipment.

We do own a home and have home owner's insurance. That's how it works for me. I'm not saying every insurance company is like that.

Also, I ALWAYS park it in the garage at night. That helps stop theft more than anything, imo. There are no side doors or windows to our garage. Only way in is from the house and the actual garage door (unless someone wanted to bust through a wall).

 

[hispls 5,000+ posts]

If you're asking here instead of asking your insurance agent, and more importantly getting everything IN WRITING you're a fool.

Drive into every major city and look at all the tallest most extravagant palaces. Half are banks, the other half are insurance companies. Like casinos they don't build those palaces on paying out. Those castles are filled with armies of lawyers and accountants who's sole job it is is to figure out how to weasel out of paying you when you file a claim.