10 Simple Steps to Save on Insurance for a Ford Super Duty If the Ford Super Duty were described using a single word, that word would be “big.” It has a big frame, big tires, a big engine and big-time towing capability. Unfortunately, the cost to insure a Super Duty can also be “big”—sometimes humongous.
The good news is that Ford Super Duty drivers can shrink their auto insurance premium by following these 10 tips.

1. Keep Rates Low After a Ticket

Tickets are an accurate reflection of your driving tendencies, and adding a ticket to your record could cause your rate to skyrocket. If this is the case, why not shop around for more affordable coverage? Compare quotes and see if you can find a more affordable auto insurance rate with another company.

2. Don’t Pay for Coverage You Already Have

Are you paying twice for the same coverage? For instance, you may be a member of a car club that provides towing services, yet you're also paying for towing on your auto insurance policy. Look for opportunities to eliminate unnecessary costs and shave a few bucks from your premium.

3. Safe Vehicle Discount

Many companies offer discounts for various safety features on your vehicle, including air bags, car alarms, factory-installed mechanical seatbelts and antilock brakes. While getting updated insurance quotes, be sure to indicate such safety features.

4. Pay in a Lump Sum

Administrative fees are commonly applied to payments when you split your premium into installments (i.e. monthly, semi-annual, annual, etc.). Be aware that a monthly fee of even $7 can add up to $84 over 12 months.

5. Good Driving Discounts

Most insurance companies reward good driving with lower premiums. If you haven't had any accidents or tickets in the last three to five years, shop at InsWeb.com and see whether you are missing out on this money-saving discount.

6. Drive Less, Pay Less

Many insurance companies will offer discounts on vehicles that incur low annual mileage. In fact, some companies have a predetermined number of what they consider low mileage. Has your commute changed? If so, it might save you money to get an updated quote.

7. Higher Deductible = Lower Premium

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