Motorcycle Insurance Towing Coverage Caps Fall Short of Nearest Dealer Distance
Progressive and similar insurers cap motorcycle towing reimbursement at 15 miles when the nearest authorized dealer may be 40 or more miles away. This policy gap forces riders to pay out of pocket for the portion of towing costs the policy does not cover. Flexible towing coverage tied to actual dealer proximity rather than fixed mileage caps would better serve motorcycle riders.
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