Progressive RV Insurance Reviews

I recently purchased a travel trailer and was shopping for RV insurance as well as roadside assistance. I selected Progressive based on price and word of mouth. The day after I picked up my travel trailer, I blew a tire on the highway and was stranded in 95 degree weather. I contacted Progressive to get assistance with changing my tire as I did not have a suitable jack. After wading through the phone menu, I received a text with a link to fill in all the information about my issue, location, type of camper, etc. After 1 1/2 hours, I received a call from a tow truck company who did not have any of the information that I had provided. When he heard it was a travel trailer, he said "Oh, we don't do trailers". My wait clock for service would start all over again... Very disappointed at starting the wait time all over again so I had to pay out of pocket for another company to come help me out. Do not trust Progressive for roadside assistance!

I made a few changes to my policy via my policy holder portal before I left for vacation to include collision, update my deductible, etc. When I came home, I needed to file a claim due some damage to the rear of the vehicle. They denied the claim, stating that the "changes were never made." What is the point of giving policy holders the ability to adjust their coverage online if they aren't going to honor the changes!!!! I would not recommend Progressive and intend to go back to Geico! The only reason I switched to Progressive is so that I could get an umbrella policy via USAA:-/ USAA needs a new affiliate for their RV insurance!!!

My RV is parked in the Sierras where there was 60 feet of snow this winter. I cleared the roof every few weeks, but after a very heavy rain followed by 6 more feet of snow, the roof fell in several inches in one corner. I carry comp, so I reported a claim. I sent photos of the cleared roof, the sheer amounts of snow surrounding the RV, etc. They denied my claim due to "Several months of water damage". HELLO!! How was I supposed to remove the cover to inspect when the snow came up to the roof?! DO NOT USE PROGRESSIVE. They used to be good 20 years ago. No longer.

We recently had roof damage on our RV while relocating from Florida to MD. During a storm we experienced a large water leak near our rear window and roof area. I made a quick patch and brought it in to a Camping World for them to look at. They inspected it and advised me to submit a claim. I submitted the claim and waited for a response. Just prior to our relocation we had a 250 point inspection complete and a full service. The insurance adjuster denied our claim for seal failure due to lack of maintenance.

Have had Progressive RV insurance for about 3 years now. Last summer had my catalytic converters stolen and Progressive was there to help get them replaced in time for a cross country trip. When we go back still had some issues and ended up having to take to a dealer an hour away. The dealer caused some damage to the awning and refused to admit it. I thought, that is what insurance is for and started a claim. Progressive, again, did a great job on helping me get it fixed. The other day I got a non-renewal notice from them. Think it is odd for a company to non-renew a client that pays on time, had 1 moving violation in 40 years, has only ever submitted 2 claims to an insurance company for a total of $1500. Was going to switch my auto and home to them this year, glad I waited. I get having metrics and flags to ID poor risks, but think you need to look at all of the information about your clients.

I rolled my truck and camper which were total losses. The auto division handled my claim in a professional and timely manner. Camper loss was just the opposite. A month later and my camper has not been retrieved from storage for inspection. I had to call the storage lot and State Police personally to make sure it could be picked up by progressives towing service. Adjuster was sarcastic and I had to call towing service myself to make sure camper was picked up. Wish.

We have an RV insured with Progressive. We have never had a claim or problem. We got a leak in the slide after Hurricane Ida. The adjuster came out and after he tried to tell us that there was old tape on the slide and it won’t be covered. He said someone else would look at it. Then we saw the claim in the app and the next day it was closed. No one called us and we have not been able to get a hold of the adjuster at all. I have called the supervisor and no answer. Nothing! Stay away from this shady ** company! Old man at RV place told me to only use Geico and that Progressive is the worst company and never pays out! Now we know!

While coming home from San Diego, something hit our RV, and when I called to report our claim, it took over 21 days for someone to call back and inspect the damage to my RV. It took them another 12 days to tell me they are going to deny the claim. Once the adjuster called, he said that my claim would probably be rejected by the picture I submitted. I had a 2007 Dutchman Class C RV that was hit by a piece of wood, and at impact, the wood ripped off a portion of the fiberglass. Progressive denied the claim saying it came off due to the dilapidation of the glue not adhering to the fiberglass.

I put a claim into Progressive RV ins. (I bought it thru FMCA, I have had nothing but good experience with FMCA up until this). They took forever, over a month to come out and see the issue. Once they did come out the adjustor quickly told me it was denied. I asked about appeal and he snapped at me, was extremely rude and short. Said, "This is not like Homeowners insurance and that you people all say the same thing..." whatever that means. I guess we are all stupid other than him. He was rude and condescending the whole conversation, which since I was in my car my wife heard as well. Clearly from the beginning his mind was made up to deny the claim.

I purchased RV insurance from Progressive on December 19, 2020 on the recommendation of Campingworld. On the date of purchase I paid $309.88. I was told by the agent at the time of the purchase that I could cancel the policy at any time without penalty. A few days after buying this policy, I found better coverage through another carrier for less than 60% of Progressive's rate. I cancelled Progressive on January 4, 16 days into the term of the policy. On January 6, I received email confirmation of cancellation with an invoice for another $218. Alarmed that I would be paying more than $500 for 16 days of insurance, I phoned Progressive and was told they were entitled to 90% of the prorated term amount and 10% of the next term amount. This is nothing short of fraud. BEWARE OF PROGRESSIVE.