Mexican liability (Responsabilidad Civil)
Covers bodily injury and property damage you cause to others in Mexico, up to your policy limit. This is the coverage Mexican authorities look for.
Pickups are among the most common U.S.-plated vehicles crossing into Mexico and the ones most often stopped for a coverage check. Only a Mexican-issued policy satisfies that check.
This page is for half-ton, three-quarter-ton and one-ton pickups traveling for tourism, family visits or long stays. Because trucks are often modified, loaded or towing, a few extra details matter when you quote.
Pickup coverage follows the same structure as passenger vehicles, with extra attention to value, modifications and anything you tow — all subject to carrier eligibility and the terms shown at quoting.
Covers bodily injury and property damage you cause to others in Mexico, up to your policy limit. This is the coverage Mexican authorities look for.
Available on full-coverage plans when the vehicle is eligible. Deductibles and exclusions are stated in the policy you receive at checkout.
Legal support and bail bond services after a covered accident in Mexico, subject to policy terms.
Towing, flat-tire help, jump-start, fuel delivery and locksmith service inside the covered travel area, subject to availability.
Medical expenses for occupants of your vehicle after a covered accident, up to the limit shown on the policy.
A trailer, boat or camper towed behind the truck must be declared and is often insured separately. Confirm it during quoting.
Availability, coverage and pricing are subject to the vehicle, carrier eligibility and the policy terms, conditions and exclusions shown during quoting. Coverage is available only for eligible U.S.-plated vehicles. This page is general information, not a promise of coverage.
Have the trim, bed configuration and any permanent modification ready — they affect the stated value.
Not automatically. A towed trailer, boat or camper must be declared and often needs its own coverage. Ask while you quote so it appears on the documents.
Often yes, but the stated value must reflect the truck accurately and heavily modified units are reviewed case by case at quoting.
Tourist policies are for private, non-commercial use. If the truck hauls goods for hire in Mexico, tell us before you buy so we can point you to the right product.
In most cases yes beyond the free zone or Baja California, and the trailer may need its own permit. See our Banjercito guide.
Use the current actual cash value, not what you paid or what you owe. Under-insuring reduces what a physical damage claim can pay.