A Canada Post strike began on September 26, 2025, which may result in delays in the delivery of insurance documents. We encourage you to use our available online tools to manage your policy.

What does off-road vehicle insurance cover?

What is off-road vehicle insurance?

After you leave your property, your homeowners’ insurance does not provide much coverage for your off-road vehicle, such as a snowmobile, golf cart or ATV. Your vehicle insurance probably will not cover you if you take your car off road.

Do you need off-road vehicle insurance?

If you have an off-road vehicle or take your car off roading, you need off-road vehicle insurance to cover you if there is an accident.

Off-road vehicles require insurance by law. For example, in BC, there is a minimum insurance requirement of $200,000 liability.

Types of vehicles off-road vehicle insurance covers

Off-road vehicle insurance can insure:

  • All-terrain vehicles
  • Dirt bikes
  • Snow bikes
  • Home builts
  • Trikes and three wheelers
  • Dune buggies
  • Golf carts
  • Property damage

What does off-road vehicle insurance cover?

Property damage liability coverage can cover repairs to another person’s property if it is damaged in an accident involving your off-road vehicle.

  • Bodily injury

Bodily injury liability coverage may help with someone else’s medical bills if you are found liable for the accident they were injured in.

  • Collision coverage

Collision coverage may help cover the cost of repairing damage to your vehicle from a collision.

  • Comprehensive coverage

Comprehensive coverage insures your off-road vehicle for damage caused by circumstances other than a collision, such as theft or hail.

  • Accident benefit coverage

If you are injured in an off-road vehicle accident, the costs associated with your injury will be covered regardless of who was at fault.

How does off-road vehicle insurance work?

Make sure to read your policy and understand how it works so you are prepared if you do need to use it.

  • Know your coverage limits

Get a policy that has coverage limits that work for you.

  • Know what your deductible is

Before insurance will help pay for a claim, you will have to pay your deductible. Choose a policy that has a deductible that is reasonable for you.

  • Ask for discounts

You may qualify for a discount on off-road vehicle insurance if you are a member of a club or already have another policy through your insurer.

Recent News Posts