Motorcycle insurance · Lebanon, TN
Motorcycle insurance in Lebanon, TN
Ride with coverage that fits your bike, your gear and Tennessee’s rules. I’ll explain your options.
Dustin Rodgers and team
Serving Lebanon from our Mt. Juliet office
Your local agent
Motorcycle insurance for Lebanon riders
Motorcycle insurance can cover your liability, damage to your bike, theft and medical bills after a covered crash. Tennessee requires proof of financial responsibility for motorcycles, just like cars.
Coverage
What can motorcycle insurance cover?
Here’s what each piece is meant to do. Your options depend on the policy.
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Passenger coverage
How your passenger is covered depends on the policy. We’ll explain.
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Roadside help
Towing and trip help when you break down, where available.
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Liability
Tennessee requires proof of financial responsibility. Liability helps with injuries or damage you cause.
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Collision
Help repairing your bike after a crash, regardless of fault, minus your deductible.
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Comprehensive
Help with theft, fire, hail or hitting a deer.
Gear, custom parts and passenger coverage vary by policy. Coverage is subject to policy terms, underwriting and availability. Limits, deductibles and premiums vary, and nothing on this page is a quote.
Options
Options worth asking about
Depending on the market and your situation, you may be able to adjust these.
Discounts and coverages are subject to eligibility, may vary by state, and are not available on every policy.
- Liability limits above the state minimum
- Custom parts and equipment coverage
- Lay-up or seasonal options
- Agreed value for some bikes
- Rider course discounts where offered
Around Lebanon
Riders around Lebanon
I-40, US-70 and US-231 all meet in Lebanon, so there’s a steady mix of commuters, trucks and through traffic. Riding here means sharing the road with heavy traffic and deer at dusk.
Lebanon’s back roads toward Watertown and Statesville are popular with riders, along with deer and farm traffic. Our office is in Mt. Juliet, a short drive west of Lebanon on I-40, so it’s easy to stop in or handle things by phone.
Sources: Wikipedia: Lebanon, Tennessee · Insurance Information Institute: motorcycle insurance · Tenn. Code 55-9-302: motorcycle helmet law · Tennessee Traffic Safety Resource Service: motorcycle laws
Know the helmet law
Tennessee law requires helmets for motorcycle riders and passengers. Check the current rules before you ride.
Areas we serve
Areas I Serve
We work with riders in Lebanon, Watertown, Mt. Juliet and across Wilson County, plus Hermitage, Gallatin, Hendersonville and Nashville.
Our office is in Mt. Juliet, a short drive west of Lebanon on I-40, so it’s easy to stop in or handle things by phone.
Not in Lebanon? I help with motorcycle insurance in nearby towns too: motorcycle insurance in Mt. Juliet, Watertown motorcycle insurance and motorcycle coverage in Hermitage.
Why a local agent
Why work with a local agent?
- One local office: You call 615-562-5100 and talk with someone on Providence Pkwy, not a call center.
- Plain answers: We’ll explain what a coverage does and doesn’t do before you decide anything.
- Help when something happens: If you have a claim, we can walk you through the first steps and who to call.
- Serving Middle Tennessee since 2011: We’ve been helping neighbors in Wilson, Davidson and Sumner counties for years.
Reviews
What Lebanon Neighbors Say
Our customers have given us 4.9 stars from 109 Google reviews. We’d love to earn yours too.
Your agent
Meet Dustin Rodgers
Hi, I’m Dustin. I’ve lived in Tennessee for almost my entire life. I went to Hume Fogg Academic High School in Nashville and earned my bachelor’s degree from Trevecca Nazarene University. Today I’m a licensed insurance agent here in Tennessee, and I’ve been in the insurance business since March 2011.
At Rodgers Insurance Agency, my team and I work with families and small businesses to put the right protection in place before they need it. We’d love to get to know you.
- In the insurance business since March 2011
- Trevecca Nazarene University
- Hume Fogg Academic High School
FAQ
Lebanon Motorcycle Insurance FAQs
Updated
Do you write motorcycle insurance in Lebanon?
Yes. We work with riders in Lebanon and across Wilson County from our Mt. Juliet office. Most of it can be handled by phone or email. Coverage is subject to underwriting and availability.
Is there anything about Lebanon that affects motorcycle insurance?
Lebanon is the Wilson County seat and home to Cumberland University and a historic square. A good motorcycle policy fits how and where you ride.
What do Lebanon riders often overlook?
Tell us about custom parts, passengers and how many months a year you ride. Old Hickory Lake near Laguardo is a short drive from Lebanon for boaters and anglers.
How do Lebanon riders usually reach you?
Most call 615-562-5100 or email dustin@rodgersinsagency.com. Larger lots around Lebanon leave room for a shop or barn where people store campers and collector cars.
What else do Lebanon riders usually insure?
Yes. Many customers also ask us about auto, home and umbrella. Keeping things with one local agent can make reviews simpler.
Can I bundle my bike with my car?
Often, yes. We’ll look at both together.
Is motorcycle insurance required in Tennessee?
Tennessee requires proof of financial responsibility for motor vehicles, including motorcycles. Most riders meet it with a liability policy.
Do I have to wear a helmet in Tennessee?
Tennessee law requires helmets for riders and passengers. Check the current statute for details.
Get a motorcycle insurance quote
Tell us a little about what you need and we’ll follow up, usually the same business day.
Stop By or Call Our Mt. Juliet Office
Have a question about motorcycle insurance or anything else on your policies? Give us a call, or set a time to sit down with Dustin in person or by phone.
- Address
- 1982 Providence Pkwy Ste 257
Mt Juliet, TN 37122 - Directions
- Providence area, second floor, same building as Oscar’s Taco Shop
- Phone
- 615-562-5100
- Reviews
- Google reviews · Leave a review
- Hours
- Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday, closed