Compare Isuzu Lorry Insurance Quotes

There are several things you can do to get potentially cheaper insurance quotes.

• Compare Isuzu lorry insurance deals from multiple insurers. This increases your odds of finding the cheapest option.
• Tailor your cover and only pay for what you need.
• Increasing your security features often leads to discounts.
• Keep a claims-free record.
• Opt for a higher excess in the event of a claim. This typically reduces premiums.
• Pay annually instead of monthly to avoid additional interest and administration charges.

Policies can differ from insurer to insurer. It’s important to carefully read the small print to know when you won’t be covered. Several situations and types of damage are typically excluded from these policies.

• Mechanical and electrical failure, as well as wear and tear.
• Operating outside of your geographical limits.
• Contractual liability.
• Uninsured or undeclared use.
• Driving under the influence or driving without a valid license.
• Losses resulting from illegal acts or civil or nuclear war.

Yes, absolutely. Once you’ve chosen your core level of coverage, you can add any additional coverage to suit your needs. It’s important to specify your business activities clearly, as well as the type of goods you transport. This way, you can get a policy that’s tailored to your risks.

You can get a quote for your truck within minutes of filling out our online form. We’ll pass your requirements to multiple insurers who will contact you with relevant quotes.

Isuzu lorry insurance can cover a range of Isuzu vehicles within a certain weight and class. This could include the 3.5 tonne, lightweight commercial vehicles, through to 7.5 tonne and above, heavy-duty, HGVs.

You’ll need specialist “haulage” insurance if you are paid to transport goods that belong to other people or businesses. Haulage insurance is tailored to the higher risks and legal requirements of carrying goods for others on a commercial basis. 

If you’re transporting your own goods, you still need additional cover, because standard insurance won’t cover business assets. For this, you’ll need “own goods” coverage.