Overland Renter Resource

Insurance Information for your Overland Rental

MBA customers with overland rental insurance

Overland Rental Insurance for the Rental Customer

If you are renting a overland vehicle directly from a owner or dealership insured by MBA Insurance, you can purchase coverage for your rental.

By purchasing an insurance addendum, MBA Insurance extends coverage to you the Renter from the business owner’s policy that you are renting from.

Coverage includes State Statutory Limits of Liability, Uninsured and/or Underinsured Motorists, Medical Payments or Personal Injury Protection as required by state law, Comprehensive, and Collision with a per occurrence deductible as established by your rental operator.

Purchase your insurance coverage today!

Be sure to have the following information ready:

  • Renter Operator’s Policy Number (6 digits)
  • Vehicle Identification Number (last 6 characters)
  • Rental Dates
  • Payment Information
Purchase Overland Insurance

For supplemental liability, personal accident, and personal effects insurance, you can purchase this insurance coverage at:

Purchase Supplemental Liability Insurance

Motorhome Supplemental Liability Insurance provided by MBA Insurance

Overland Rental Tips: Avoid The Most Common Incidents

Safety First! Be sure to always ask questions to ensure you have a great experience and there are no surprises while operating your RV rental.

Tip 1: Concrete Post at the Gas Station
Park as far from the gas pump as you can and allow the hose of the gas pump to extend out while filling up. This will prevent you from clipping the pump barrier as pull away.
Tip 2: Low-Hanging Objects
Make sure that you are aware of the RV’s height clearance and do not attempt to pass under low objects or structures like signs, bridges, or trees to avoid roof damage.
Tip 3: Backing Up
Always use a spotter even if the RV is equipped with a back-up camera. Many incidents that occur at gas stations, parking lots, and campsites can be avoided using a spotter.
Tip 4: Changing Lanes
Make sure to check your mirrors carefully before attempting a lane change. Small vehicles can be difficult to see in the side mirrors.
Tip 5: Tire Blow-Outs
Have the tire pressure checked on the motorhome before departing on your trip. Follow the recommended tire maintenance to help avoid tire blow-outs.
Tip 6: Awnings
Have your rental operator demonstrate the proper way to operate an awning. Awnings must be retracted during storms and high winds to prevent damage to your RV rental.