
ATV & UTV insurance for Ohio riders
Off-road doesn't mean off the hook
ATVs, UTVs, and side-by-sides aren't covered by your auto policy, and most homeowners policies stop the moment a four-wheeler leaves your property. Trail riders, hunters, and farm operators all need a dedicated off-road policy — and Ohio has its own quirks around where ATVs can be ridden and what counts as a roadway.
DePolo & Associates writes ATV and UTV coverage that meets the way these machines actually get used in Knox County: trail systems, private property, hunting season, and the occasional ride down a county road where it's permitted.

What ATV/UTV insurance covers
A solid off-road policy covers liability for injuries or property damage you cause to others, collision and comprehensive for your own machine, medical payments for the rider and passengers, and protection against uninsured riders. Custom parts, winches, plows, and racks can be added so the value of your upgrades is actually covered when something breaks.
- Liability (Bodily Injury & Property Damage)
- Collision
- Comprehensive
- Uninsured / Underinsured Rider
- Medical Payments
- Custom Parts & Accessories
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ATV insurance required in Ohio?
Will my homeowners policy cover my ATV or UTV?
Are accessories like winches, plows, and racks covered?
What about side-by-sides used on a farm?
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Coverage for trail, farm, and hunting use
