I have State Farm, never had a problem and the claims I have made:
have been setted quickly to my satisfaction.
The times I have checked their rates against other companies, I have not found anyone with a better rate for the coverage I was looking for.

BTW - I avoid AAA insurance because long ago, even though I was a member with a clean driving record, they refused to insure my Mazda RX-7. I figured that any company who refused to insure particular cars of members did not need my business.

Todd
'88 Westy

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From: Karl Mullendore <groups@WESTYVENTURES.COM>
> Folks, I've had my auto insurance through Esurance for a few years now
> on my Westy (full camper). Recently, I received a request to 'update my
> info' on the cars I have insured with them. When they 'discovered' that
> my Westy has cooking facilities, they said they could "no longer insure"
> that vehicle and that I would need to find other insurance elsewhere. I
> sent multiple requests for dialog with those that make the decisions on
> what is insurable vs non-insurable, no response whatsoever. I am at a
> loss as to how in the world having a stove in my van could possibly
> affect it's insurability. SO, if there is anyone else here insured with
> these folks, beware, when they find out you may be looking for insurance
> elsewhere. I'd enjoy compiling a list of folks who are insured with
> them, no names, just year/make/model would be fine. The strange thing
> is, EVERY other company I've gotten a quote from has stated 'no problem'
> with insuring the campers, even when I state that it has a kitchen. So
> I'm wondering why  Esurance is singling out one vehicle?
>
> Second part: I'd like to hear some names of insurance companies anyone
> is pleased with, ones with great customer service, low rates, etc. State
> Farm, Progressive, Geico already have some serious 'red flags' in the
> customer service and payment of damages areas from feedback I've read
> and heard. Please feel free to p-mail me with your thoughts, especially
> if you've found a great company to deal with. Thanks,
>
> Karl