Third-party cover
The legal minimum for driving on a public road. Pays for injury or damage you cause to someone else.
- Satisfies the Motor Vehicles Act
- Lowest premium
- Covers others, not your tractor
Tell us about your tractor once. We bring you quotes from multiple insurers, explain what each one actually covers, and stay with you if you ever have to claim.
Fill in the details and our advisor will call you with quotes from multiple insurers.
Motor, crop, health and life — all through one advisor who knows your file.
Cover for the machine your whole season depends on.
Get a quoteCompare, understand, then buy — in that order.
Get a quoteThe cheapest policy to buy, and the easiest one to let lapse.
Get a quoteWhen the vehicle is the business, the cover is not optional.
Get a quoteOne failed monsoon should not undo three good years.
Get a quoteA hospital bill is the fastest way to lose a farm.
Get a quoteThe cheapest policy is usually the right one. That is why it is rarely the one you are sold.
Get a quoteHealth insurance pays the hospital. This pays you.
Get a quoteFour steps, and only the first one needs anything from you.
Brand, model and year — or just the registration number if you are renewing.
We collect quotes from our insurer partners and line up what each policy actually covers.
An advisor walks you through the options in your own language. No pressure to buy.
Pay the insurer directly and get the policy document on WhatsApp and email.
One is the legal minimum. The other protects the tractor you paid for.
The legal minimum for driving on a public road. Pays for injury or damage you cause to someone else.
Everything third-party covers, plus damage to your own tractor from accident, fire, theft and natural calamity.
The honest answer depends on the age and value of the tractor and how much of your income depends on it running.
All IRDAI-registered. The policy is issued by the insurer you choose, not by us.
Yes. Under the Motor Vehicles Act, at least third-party insurance is mandatory for any tractor used on a public road. Driving without it can mean a fine, and it leaves you personally liable for any injury or damage you cause to someone else.
Third-party cover pays only for damage or injury you cause to others — it pays nothing towards your own tractor. Comprehensive cover includes that third-party protection and also covers your own tractor against accident, fire, theft and natural calamity. Third-party is the legal minimum; comprehensive is what protects your asset.
Registration Certificate (RC) of the tractor, the previous policy if you are renewing, a photo ID and address proof, and for a claim-free renewal the previous insurer's No Claim Bonus details. For a new tractor, the invoice and temporary registration are enough to start.
Yes. Third-party cover is always available regardless of age. Comprehensive cover for older tractors depends on the insurer and usually needs a physical inspection, and the Insured Declared Value will be lower because the vehicle has depreciated.
Renew before it lapses — a break in cover costs you your No Claim Bonus.