Safeco Personal Watercraft Insurance Review

This review focuses on insurance for your personal watercraft. If you are looking for reviews on boat insurance, click here.

What is a personal watercraft?

Most people either call them water scooters or by one of three brands: Jet-Ski, WaveRunner, or Sea-Doo. The United States Coast Guard defines a personal watercraft (or PWC) as a boat less than 16 feet in length that is designed to carry one to three persons and is operated by someone on the the watercraft.

Do I need Jet-Ski and WaveRunner insurance?

Legal requirements vary by state. Most states require some level of liability insurance. If you financed it with a loan, your lender may require you to get comprehensive insurance.

Where does Safeco do business?

Safeco is an insurance carrier based in Seattle, WA. The company was founded in 1923 and offers watercraft insurance in 50 states (and Washington, DC).

Excellent financial rating.

Safeco scores an A or excellent financial strength rating.

If you are looking for a personal watercraft insurance policy and you're wondering whether Safeco Personal Watercraft Insurance is a good choice, read on.

How does Safeco Personal Watercraft Insurance compare to other personal watercraft insurance companies?

Pros & Cons of Safeco Personal Watercraft Insurance

Pros	Cons
24/7 Phone availability Locally available agents Generous with policy discounts Collision coverage Comprehensive coverage Medical payments Liability coverage Uninsured boater rider Fuel spill liability Generous with policy discounts

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What types of WaveRunner and Jet-Ski insurance coverage does Safeco Personal Watercraft Insurance offer?

Most people don't think about it when they buy a small boat or jet ski, but there are several types of personal watercraft insurance coverage. In the event of an accident, you need the right coverage to protect yourself from property damage costs and liability. These are types of policy Safeco offers.

Collision helps you repair or replace your personal watercraft (PWC) if it's damaged in an accident with another boat, a harbor, or any other structure.

Comprehensive coverage  helps pay to replace or repair your boat or jet ski if it's stolen or damaged in an incident that's not a collision. Comprehensive typically covers damage from fire, vandalism or falling objects (like a tree or hail).

Medical Payments coverage, also known as MedPay coverage, pays medical expenses for you and any passengers in your vehicle who are injured during a boating accident or watercraft-related injury.

Liability coverage may prevent you from paying out of pocket for medical bills and other related costs — like loss of income — when someone is injured in an accident that you caused. It also helps with the costs of repairing or replacing another person's boat or property when you damage it in an accident.

Uninsured boater coverage helps pay for injuries people on your boat sustain from another boater who does not have insurance.

Fuel spill liability protects you from cleanup claims or third-party damage caused by the accidental discharge of oil or fuel.

What is the financial strength rating of Safeco Personal Watercraft Insurance?

The financial strength rating of an insurance company scores its ability to pay contracts and policies. Each agency has its own standards and rating scale and a company's rating can change any day. It's a good idea to check the financial rating of an insurance company before you purchase a policy. There are five main rating agencies. SuperMoney's financial strength rating is based, among other factors, on the average score from available ratings.

Safeco Personal Watercraft Insurance scores an A or excellent financial strength rating, which is SuperMoney's second highest available score.

How can I get a Safeco Personal Watercraft Insurance quote?

• Visit the Safeco website.
• Fill in the insurance quote application form. You will typically need to provide personal information, such as your name, personal watercraft information and documentation, your driver's license, and address.
• Check the information is accurate and submit your application.