Anyone know how it would work if there was trail damage? Does the driver eat the cost or can there be a claim if it's bad enough?

I saw the pic of the guy in Az who rolled and rolled down the hill and made me wonder.

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Official DJ for Arkansas Ozarks hillbilly weddings.

An accident is an accident. That is part of the reason that premiums are higher for a 4X4. My insurance went up a whooping $50 every six months.

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Pains heal,
Chicks dig scars,
and glory lasts forever

Ask your insurance company.
ToyMan rolled his X and insurance covered the $5k in damage.
Someone here recently posted that they sank their Xterra in a river (dredging had changed a shallow crossing to a truck-eating hole) and his insurance company totalled it and he's back on the road with a new X (or will be shortly) but he'll probably have rates go up a good bit.
I think that Toyota rollover you read about may be the same one I read about on the 4x4parts board:
http://www2.4x4parts.com/cgi-local/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=23&t=000089
http://www2.4x4parts.com/cgi-local/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=23&t=000092
http://www2.4x4parts.com/cgi-local/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=23&t=000097
http://www2.4x4parts.com/cgi-local/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=23&t=000122


See what you can glean from those threads.

Brent


[This message has been edited by OffroadX (edited 07-18-2001).]

Thanks for the input guys. Just wanted to make sure. We go out pretty heavy once a month and haven't had any problems, but you never know.

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Official DJ for Arkansas Ozarks hillbilly weddings.