Leisure vehicle insurance. Storage or your drive

It'll depend where you live. Insurers look at the risk in your area.

As TW posted ,it all depends on whether the area where you or the area of the storage   is deemed as the most at risk  it does not seem to matter

Try a quote for each place    

I would certainly pay more to store it at home for convenience if I could. What's best for you?

btw I'm a big fan of Fireball XL5

Storage is way cheaper for my circumstances...I'm from NE Cornersteady as well. 

Steve Zodiac out...😆👍

Tj

And if you store at home you save the storage fees

I've just been getting quotes this morning and believe home storage must have a discount element. I have a Liverpool postcode and two security devices. On a 90 day European cover base with £250 x/s etc I'm still getting quotes of £269 and £273 on £27K  new for old. This is with well known agents, Lifesure and Ripe [Aviva]

 

Colin

I suppose its not something many would consider because usually storing an LV is an either or situation. If you have the space to keep it at home you probable wouldn't think about storage? As Burgandy suggests even if it were cheaper if in storage the savings in storage costs would surely outweigh any extra premium?

David

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So true AD. We are currently relocating again, from Merseyside to Devon and the top priorities are a 6x6m garage and space for the caravan.

 

Colin

Welcome South West Colin. and good wishes for your relocation.

  We made the move 40 years ago , bought a decrepit old farmhouse with collapsing stone barns - put up poles and a tin roof for one of them and the caravan went in under. Then we decided we ought to have a kitchen in the house, and sewage into a tank instead of just pooling under the big oak tree.  

A lot of work when we were younger but we never paid the sort of undercover caravan storage fees others have mentioned .