Several of us on this forum go through Miller Insurance. They are the broker. We wanted to use Progressive through Miller, but the rates ridiculous. I liked working with Stevia at Miller. Long story short, we ended up going with National Interstate and saved probably $1,400 or more for our truck, 5er (full timer coverage), plus a personal umbrella policy. Finalized the paperwork just today. It might help to refer to all of the information Howard has posted on the left-hand side of the home page. Be sure to reference Howard and Linda when you get a quote. This helps them for all of their time and effort. I hope this helps.

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Several of us on this forum go through Miller Insurance. They are the broker. ...snip...I liked working with Stevia at Miller.

Be sure to reference Howard and Linda when you get a quote. This helps them for all of their time and effort. I hope this helps.

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 We Loved working with Stevia, and are quite happy with them(Miller).

The fact that both the F550 AND the DRV are insured with the SAME insurance company, that DOES know we are full-timing is critical for us.

We had to dump Progressive, as they wouldn't cover the truck.  IF I have a claim, chances are it will need to be for BOTH, not just one, so WHY on earth would I want TWO insurance companies?

Also Geico won't insure Full-timers.  and Don't think that they won't investigate if there is a accident, and claim, that they will try and say, "NOT covered because you were full-timing".

Cheers

Mitch

Thanks all!  Appreciate the advice and feedback!  I'll call Miller's. 

We're the same as you Joe....been with State Farm for over 30 years.  I called Miller's today and was lucky enough to get Stevia too.  Great girl and very knowledgable!  She actually worked for State Farm previously and told us they don't have a "real" full-timers policy.  They also would not give us full replacement cost for our camper, so we're going to kiss them good-bye on the rv coverage at least, after next week.  Thanks for the advice everyone....it was very helpful and cleared up some concerns we had.  One more thing off the list! 

Something new to add to the mix that just happened to us.  We recently moved to Colorado and by moving here, we can save almost $1200 over the cost for Oklahoma.  (Must be those tornadoes.)  Anyway, in getting things changed with National Interstate, the folks at Miller's wrote me an e-mail with one last request.  It seems that National Interstate wanted pictures of our Ford F450 showing both sides, both front and rear and of the interior.

When I asked why when we didn't have to in Oklahoma, I was told that National Interstate did some "audits" and found that one F450 was owned by a guy that was actually using it as a garbage truck.  So, if you've got a "bigger" truck, you might get asked for photos.

Terry