No. Although you may think you’re saving money, you’re simply putting yourself at financial risk. Recreational vehicle coverage takes into consideration the fact that your vehicle won’t be driven for long stretches and adjusts your insurance premiums accordingly. This allows you to keep your recreational vehicle protected year-round, even while it’s in storage.

When you decide to cancel your insurance, you lose all coverage and benefits. Therefore, if something were to happen, like a fire in the storage facility where you keep your vehicle, you’ll have to pay for all the damage out of pocket.

Remember to contact your insurer a few weeks before taking your vehicle out of storage to make sure your recreational vehicle insurance policy is up-to-date and that you’re covered before you hit the road.