Insurance for trailer only

[soloequestrian]

My trailer is insured at the moment on the tow vehicle policy with NFU. I can get insurance for the vehicle for half the NFU price elsewhere, but the insurers don't want to cover the trailer. On the horse insurance it would be £141 per year, which I don't think is too horrendous, but wondered if anyone else has a different strategy?

 

[poodle20]

Hi, we insure our trailer seperately, think it's with a company called Stoneways. We pay about £130 per year and the trailer is only 2 years old. Shop around there are quite a few companies that will just insure a trailer.

 

[Baileyhoss]

NTTA offer good trailer only insurance - I think i am about £80 a year for our 505.

 

[chestnut cob]

I have my trailer insured with the same company that do my horse insurance, Amtrust Equine. It is insured for theft etc and I think I pay about £100 a year. I separate breakdown cover from the Assoc. of Horsebox and Trailer Owners which costs me £70 pa.

 

[soloequestrian]

Thanks for the suggestions so far.

 

[dotty1]

I have always found Anthony Evans the cheapest for trailer and lorry insurance.

 

[BigRed]

That is odd, I insure with NFU, and I just changed my car so I have a new policy and when I added the trailer, the charge was minimal, in fact they made a point that it was cheaper insuring it that way.

 

[soloequestrian]

I'm taking the cars away from NFU. I don't understand why the don't have a stand alone trailer policy, but apparantly they don't....