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<blockquote data-quote="hihoslva" data-source="post: 248878" data-attributes="member: 548360">Good of you to decide against fraud.&nbsp; It&#039;s not worth it anyway.So - back to topic, I guess.Just call your insurance company, and ask them about coverage for your audio system.&nbsp; Since you are planning on re-doing it soon, make sure to keep receipts for EVERYTHING, down to the wiring.And don&#039;t take a phone rep&#039;s word for it when it comes to coverage.&nbsp; Whatever they claim IS covered, ask them to send it to you IN WRITING.You may have to pay additional premiums to cover an elaborate aftermarket audio system.&nbsp; I would expect it&#039;s not that much - maybe another $50 a year or something like that.&nbsp; Just a guess.But whatever coverage you have, or decide to purchase, make sure you have written documentation of what is covered, and proof of purchase for any items you buy.~HH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hihoslva, post: 248878, member: 548360"] Good of you to decide against fraud. It's not worth it anyway. So - back to topic, I guess. Just call your insurance company, and ask them about coverage for your audio system. Since you are planning on re-doing it soon, make sure to keep receipts for EVERYTHING, down to the wiring. And don't take a phone rep's word for it when it comes to coverage. Whatever they claim IS covered, ask them to send it to you IN WRITING. You may have to pay additional premiums to cover an elaborate aftermarket audio system. I would expect it's not that much - maybe another $50 a year or something like that. Just a guess. But whatever coverage you have, or decide to purchase, make sure you have written documentation of what is covered, and proof of purchase for any items you buy. ~HH [/QUOTE]

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