ATV Insurance in Sioux Falls, SD and Lake Lillian, MN

Protecting You and Your Wheels

When it's time to break out your four-wheeler and head out for a ride, the last thing you want on your mind is whether or not you are properly insured.. With an All-Terrain Vehicle insurance policy from First State Agency, you can ride with confidence knowing that your quad is protected. We cover vehicles in Sioux Falls, Lake Lillian, Harrisburg, Willmar and surrounding communities.

No matter whether you use an ATV, APV, UTV, dune buggy or a similarly four-wheeled vehicle, First State Agency can find the right policy for you. Our ATV Insurance offers several specialized coverage options, including:

• Collision coverage for damage from rocks, trees, and other obstacles or debris.
• Comprehensive coverage as additional security for loss or damage from theft, fire, or vandalism.
• Property damage insurance to cover expenses to another person's property for which you are liable.
• Bodily injury to pay medical expenses to others if you are held liable in an accident.
• Uninsured motorist insurance to protect you from loss or damage caused by uninsured and underinsured drivers.

Complete Coverage for Your Needs

First State Agency is dedicated to protecting you and your ATV with the best possible coverage at an affordable price. In addition to the above coverages, we also have further options to cover custom equipment that you've added to your ATV, as well as coverage for medical payments options for you and your passengers. You may also be eligible for money-saving discounts if you insure multiple ATVs or if you have successfully completed a rider safety course.

Discounts and coverage options will vary depending on your location and specifications. Contact one of our experienced representatives today to learn more about ATV insurance and how we can build a plan that suits all of your recreational vehicle needs.

Additional resources:

• ATV Safety Course
• Tips and Practice Guide for the All-Terrain Vehicle Rider
• What is an ATV?