Protect Yourself From the Unexpected Gap.

Financial protection beyond your insurance coverage.

If your powersports vehicle is declared a total loss, GAP Protection can help cover the difference between your insurance settlement and the remaining loan balance, reducing unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.

$50K

Maximum GAP Benefit

$1000

Insurance deductible benefit

150%

Max Finance Benefit

$125K

Maximum Amount Financed
What's Included with GAP Protection

GAP Coverage

GAP Protection is designed to help protect you from the financial impact of depreciation if your financed powersports vehicle is declared a total loss due to theft or accidental damage.

Program Details at a Glance

Maximum GAP Benefit: $50,000

Maximum Amount Financed: $125,000

Coverage Term: Matches your finance contract, up to 84 months

Eligible Vehicles: Available for eligible new and used powersports vehicles

Enrollment: Must be purchased when your original financing contract is completed

Best for:

Waives the difference between the vehicle's net loan/lease payoff and the primary insurance settlement in the event of a constructive total loss — theft or total loss by accident. Includes the customer's deductible up to $1,000.

Total Loss GAP Benefit

Core Coverage
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If your covered powersports vehicle is declared a total loss due to theft or accidental damage, GAP Protection may waive the difference between your vehicle's remaining loan balance and your primary insurance settlement, up to the maximum benefit amount.

A total loss may occur when your insurance company determines the vehicle cannot be repaired economically, the vehicle is stolen and not recovered, or repair costs exceed the vehicle's actual cash value.

Insurance Deductible Benefit

Up to $1,000
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GAP Protection includes reimbursement for your primary insurance deductible, up to $1,000, helping reduce your out-of-pocket expenses after a covered total loss.

If You Don't Have Primary Insurance Coverage

Theft or Total Loss Without Coverage
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In certain situations where no primary insurance coverage is in effect at the time of loss, benefits may be based on the difference between your remaining loan balance and the vehicle's actual cash value. Additional documentation requirements may apply.

What's Not Covered

Exclusions to know
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X

Losses occurring before coverage becomes effective

X

Commercial, rental, emergency service, racing, or competition use

X

Vehicles with salvage, rebuilt, branded, or lemon-law titles

X

Self-financed or buy-here-pay-here financing agreements

X

Financing agreements with non-standard payment structures

X

Financing contracts with first payments due more than 90 days after purchase

X

Losses involving fraud, intentional acts, criminal activity, or DUI/DWI

X

Repossession-related losses

X

Losses occurring outside the United States, its territories, or Canada

X

Vehicles with financed amounts exceeding $125,000

*Coverage begins upon receipt of payment. There is a 30-day initial waiting period on new contracts. Renewals at the end of term carry no waiting period. Accessories and equipment must be installed prior to or on the effective date of the contract. All service work must be authorized by the administrator in advance — unauthorized repairs will not be covered.

How GAP Protection Works

Understanding the GAP Difference

If your financed powersports vehicle is declared a total loss, your insurance company pays the actual cash value of the vehicle. Because powersports vehicles often depreciate quickly, you may still owe money on your loan after the insurance settlement.

GAP Protection helps cover that remaining balance, reducing unexpected out-of-pocket costs during an already stressful situation.

*This is a general illustration. Actual terms and conditions may vary by state. See the contract for complete provisions, exclusions, and limitations.

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Who Should Consider GAP Protection?

Great for Financed Powersports Owners

If you financed your powersports vehicle, GAP Protection can provide added peace of mind by helping protect you from the financial impact of depreciation after a covered total loss.

Common Vehicles Eligible for Coverage

On-Road Motorcycles

Harley-Davidson Motorcycles

Off-Road Motorcycles

ATVs & UTVs

Scooters

Three-Wheel Motorcycles

Personal Watercraft (PWC)

Snowmobiles

Golf Carts

E-Bikes

Lawn & Tractor Equipment

Low down payment buyers — a smaller down payment can increase the difference between what you owe and what your insurance may pay after a total loss.

Long-term financing customers — 60, 72, or 84-month loan terms can mean your loan balance remains higher while your vehicle continues to depreciate.

Used vehicle buyers — GAP Protection can help address the financial exposure that may exist when financing an eligible pre-owned powersports vehicle.

Owners of higher-value vehicles — riders financing Harley-Davidson motorcycles, UTVs, and other premium powersports vehicles may benefit from additional financial protection.

First-time powersports buyers — GAP Protection can provide added confidence by helping protect against unexpected out-of-pocket expenses after a covered total loss.

Anyone financing a powersports vehicle — if you have a loan on your motorcycle, ATV, PWC, snowmobile, or other eligible vehicle, GAP Protection may be worth considering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about GAP Protection, including eligibility, coverage, benefits, and how it can help if your vehicle is declared a total loss.

What is Powersports GAP Protection?

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It is protection that may help cover the difference between your insurance settlement and what you still owe on your loan after a covered total loss.

What types of vehicles can it help protect?

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Powersports GAP may apply to eligible motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs, snowmobiles, golf carts, personal watercraft, and similar financed vehicles, depending on program terms.

When would GAP Protection apply?

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It may apply if your covered vehicle is declared a total loss due to events such as an accident, fire, theft, or another covered loss.

Why might insurance not be enough?

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Insurance often pays the vehicle’s current value at the time of loss. If your loan payoff is higher than that amount, you could still owe the difference.

Does GAP replace insurance?

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No. GAP is designed to work with your primary insurance after a covered total loss. You still need insurance coverage on your vehicle.

Can GAP help with my deductible?

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Some programs may include deductible reimbursement, up to stated limits and where available. Check your agreement for details.

Is Powersports GAP worth considering?

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If you finance your ride or golf cart, GAP may help protect your budget from an unexpected loan balance if your vehicle is totaled or stolen.

Ride With Greater Financial Confidence

Unexpected events happen. GAP Protection helps ensure a total loss doesn't become a long-term financial burden by helping cover what traditional insurance may not.