Whether you’re climbing rocky backcountry paths or hauling gear across your land, the right ATV insurance keeps your adventures from turning into expensive setbacks. A well-built policy can cover collisions, rollovers, theft, and liability if someone’s injured.
At Trailstone Insurance Group, we compare top carriers and guide you to coverage that fits your ATV, your budget, and how you ride, so you can focus on the fun, not the “what-ifs.”
ATVs are built for freedom, adrenaline, and the kind of fun you cannot have indoors. But the way you ride and where you ride comes with risks most people never think about until it is too late.
From backwoods trails to sand dunes, ATVs face hazards like deep mud, hidden rocks, and sudden drops. Collision and comprehensive coverage keep you protected whether the damage happens on the trail, in the garage, or during transport.
Helmets, goggles, winches, racks, and custom tires add up fast. Accessory and equipment coverage ensures your investment in gear is protected if it is damaged, lost, or stolen.
Even a slow tip over in the driveway can injure a passenger or damage someone else’s property. Liability coverage handles the medical bills and repairs so you can focus on getting back to riding.
Different ATVs are built for different jobs, and each comes with unique risks. Here are six common types we insure:
Lightweight and built for speed, sport models like the Yamaha Raptor, Honda TRX450R, and Suzuki QuadRacer are favorites for racing and aggressive trail riding. Coverage should include collision and injury liability for high-risk use.
Workhorses like the Polaris Sportsman, Can-Am Outlander, and Honda FourTrax Rancher are common on farms, ranches, and job sites. Policies should cover towing equipment, cargo, and liability for work-related accidents.
Popular models such as the Polaris RZR, Can-Am Maverick, and Yamaha Wolverine carry passengers and gear, often with expensive accessories. Insurance can cover rollovers, custom upgrades, and passenger liability.
Smaller models like the Polaris Outlaw 110, Honda TRX90X, and Yamaha Grizzly 90 still need coverage for injuries, theft, and damage, especially during supervised recreation.
Comfort-focused machines such as the Can-Am Outlander Max, Polaris Sportsman Touring, and CFMOTO CForce 600 Touring are built for long-distance trails. Coverage should include property protection and roadside/trailside assistance.
Specialized for extreme terrain, models like the Can-Am Renegade X MR, Polaris Scrambler XP 1000, and Yamaha YFZ450R SE face heavy wear. Comprehensive coverage can protect against engine damage and recovery costs.
Many riders think the only time they need ATV insurance is when they are out on rough trails. In reality, some of the most expensive claims happen in places that feel safe.
Coverage designed for ATVs goes beyond trail mishaps. It protects your machine, your gear, and the people you ride with no matter where the accident happens.
— Mike H. Phoenix, AZ
Getting the right insurance should not be confusing or stressful. With our four-step process, you get protection you can trust and the confidence of knowing that when disaster strikes, so that you know you are covered the right way.
No one else has your exact life, your business, or your priorities. On this call, we dig into what matters most to you and build a policy around it. No generic quotes. No guessing. Just coverage that’s right for you.
We check with 40+ A-rated carriers and send a simple video that explains your best coverage options, so you can choose confidently without feeling rushed or pressured.
After reviewing your options, we make adjustments as needed so your policy fits just right. No more paying for the wrong coverage or putting off peace of mind.
Forget the hassle of starting over. We make sure your new coverage is in place and your transition is seamless, because getting protected should feel easy.
At Trailstone Insurance Group, we believe insurance shouldn’t be complicated. Below are some of the most common questions we hear from customers. If you don’t see your question here, feel free to contact us or speak directly with an agent, we’re here to help.
No. Auto insurance only applies to licensed vehicles. ATVs need their own policy.
Yes. Most carriers allow multiple ATVs (and even side-by-sides or UTVs) on one policy.
Yes, if added. Roadside coverage can include towing, battery jump-starts, and flat tire service for ATVs.
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