ING for my past vehicule , no problem (modded mazda 3 , modded B-4000 and modded '76 Blazer) but they are a bit pricey

union canadienne for the jeep (way cheaper)

and we are not the canada's worst drivers , no Quebecers play in that show in 4 years, we are just a little bit more aggressive

and your wright , the winter tire law is crap

 

Did it not come down to 2 Alberta Drivers on CWD 4? One from Calgary and one from Lethbridge, AB.

I wish they would get the winter tire law done in BC....it's a joke seeing people drive through the mountian passes on summer or all-season tires....and watch them spin out on the hills or slide off the road into the ditch or worst slide into on-coming traffic and kill themselves or other's due to poor tire traction.

 

Hi! You may want to give Surex a try, you'll be accommodated by an insurance advisor to help you get quotes from several auto insurance providers. I feel like you'll have a higher chance of finding an insurance company that would be willing to provide coverage for your modified Jeep if you'll be getting one through an insurance brokerage. Good luck!

 

I have a Jeep and a modded Miata right now. I had the same problem as you have when I tried to find insurance for my Miata. Some insurance companies I tried to avail of didn't accept some of my modifications (headlight colors, too "sharp" of a front bumper). However, I tried to use an insurance specialist to find me a provider for my vehicle specifications. I was surprised that the insurance guys found me one with all the mods and all. So I used Surex as my insurance specialist. Those guys helped me to find insurance for my car,