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by autoinsuranceexpert on November 28th, 2009
Yes! This is true. Keep in mind that the insurance company will not cover the additional audio equipment if it get stolen or something happens to it. If you get the equipment insured, then the insurance company will cover losses on it.
by qwerty on April 13th, 2009
it is true only if you don't have comp ins or don't want it to be paid for in the event of a loss. most comp ins only pays for kelly blue book value, if you want your system covered you must put a riders on the pol. of insure it seperatly
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