If you own a Range Rover, and recently renewed your car insurance you’ll have first-hand experience of the rising insurance premiums. You could even have stumbled on the fact some insurance companies outright refuse to cover them. But why is this?
Why Is Range Rover Insurance So Expensive?
There are a few notable reasons why insurance premiums for Range Rovers are going up. Range Rovers are valuable cars to steal, and they’re being increasingly targeted due to keyless technology which thieves have worked out how to easily bypass.
Insurance companies know this, and they see the vehicles as being much more at-risk. They’ll be more hesitant to cover a Range Rover. When they do, they’ll want to cover their potential losses as much as they can.
That leads to them increasing their rates and charging higher premiums. Unfortunately, much of this can be outside of your control, and there isn’t much you can do about it.
However, there are some preventative measures you can take to protect yourself from becoming a target in the first place – be proactive!
Your Solution: Home CCTV
So, how can you bring your Range Rover’s insurance premiums down? There are more than a few ways you can go about this, but a home CCTV system can be one of the more easily overlooked. It helps deter theft and car crime from happening on your property.
Thieves are less likely to target your Range Rover once they know security systems are in place. Insurance companies know this, and they take security measures into account when setting your premiums.
By having a home CCTV system, you should have an impact on your premiums. You should also see several other benefits, including:
- Helping to keep your home safe
- Deterring any crimes from happening
- Documenting any crimes that do happen
- Giving you more peace of mind
Installing a a home CCTV system shows insurance companies that you’re a responsible car owner, keen on protecting your car and many insurance companies offer discounts – speak to us today about what we can offer and explore our Home CCTV Systems here.
