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How to Add Motorcycle Insurance to Your Progressive Auto Policy

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To add motorcycle insurance to an existing Progressive auto policy, log into your online account or call Progressive's customer service, request a policy endorsement for a motorcycle, provide the bike's VIN, usage details, and driver information, then review the combined quote before finalizing the change.

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Why Bundle Motorcycle and Auto Coverage

Bundling both vehicles under one policy can simplify billing, give you a single deductible, and may qualify you for multi‑vehicle discounts that reduce overall premiums.

Steps to Add Motorcycle Coverage

1. Gather Required Information

  • Motorcycle VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
  • Year, make, model, and engine size
  • Primary rider's driver's license number and driving history
  • Typical mileage and primary use (commuting, recreation, etc.)

2. Log In or Call Progressive

Use the Progressive website or mobile app to navigate to "Policy Services" → "Add or Remove Coverage." If you prefer speaking with an agent, call the number on your insurance card.

3. Request a Motorcycle Endorsement

Specify that you want to add a motorcycle endorsement to your existing auto policy. The system will generate a quote that reflects combined liability limits, optional coverages, and any applicable discounts.

4. Review Coverage Options

Progressive offers several optional coverages for motorcycles, such as:

  • Comprehensive and collision
  • Uninsured/underinsured motorist protection
  • Medical payments
  • Accessory coverage for custom parts

Decide which options match your risk tolerance and budget.

5. Confirm and Pay

Once you accept the quote, the endorsement is added instantly for online changes, or the agent will finalize it after a brief verification call. Your next billing cycle will reflect the updated premium.

Key Factors to Evaluate

When adding a motorcycle, consider how the new vehicle affects your overall liability limits, deductible amounts, and any state‑specific requirements for motorcycle insurance. Also, verify that your existing deductible applies to both auto and motorcycle claims if you choose a shared deductible.

Comparison of Common Endorsement Options

OptionCoverage ScopeTypical Use Cases
Liability OnlyPays for bodily injury and property damage you causeRequired in most states, low‑cost baseline
Liability + ComprehensiveIncludes theft, fire, vandalism, and weather damageRiders in high‑theft or severe‑weather areas
Full PackageLiability, comprehensive, collision, medical payments, uninsured motoristNew riders or those seeking maximum protection

Where to Find Help

If you encounter issues, Progressive's online chat, the "Help Center" knowledge base, and local agents can assist. For state‑specific regulations, consult your state's department of motor vehicles or insurance division.

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