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Pleasure-Way Insurance in Quebec

Insure your Pleasure-Way in Quebec at the best price. Our partner firms compare several insurers for a contract adapted to the specificities of your vehicle — models, engine capacity, insured value, history.

$700-2500
Indicative annual premium
2-5
Insurers Compared
48 h
Average submission time
100 %
supervised by the AMF

Pleasure-Way at a glance

Manufacturer: Pleasure-Way Industries
Origin: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan — since 1986 — Category: Vans Class B conversion — premium Canadian manufacturer

Pleasure-Way Models Covered

Our partner firms insure the entire Pleasure-Way range sold and circulated in Quebec, including the following models:

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Ontour

Van on Ram Promaster, popular in Quebec.

Ascent

Van on Mercedes Sprinter, luxury positioning.

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Tray

Sprinter with fixed high ceiling.

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Rekon

Van Sprinter 4×4 for off-road adventure.

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Tofino

Compact van with retractable roof.

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Lexor

Versatile van on Ram Promaster.

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Recon

New shipping model.

Pleasure-Way specifics — what influences insurance

Canadian manufacturer from Saskatchewan

Pleasure-Way has been building its vans in Saskatoon since 1986 — known for solid wood finishes and premium millwork.

Mercedes or Ram chassis

Sprinter (Mercedes-Benz) base for premium models, Promaster (Ram) for accessible — standard mechanics.

Cult community in QC/ON

Very loyal owner base, active user groups — good liquidity on resale.

Indicative price range — Pleasure-Way

The premium to insure a Pleasure-Way in Quebec depends on several factors: model and year, insured value, deductible, driving history, region, secure garage and use (leisure only or work trip). For information purposes only :

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Observed range 2026

$800-2400/year for a third party liability + collision + theft + comprehensive policy, standard deductible $500-1000. These amounts are provided for information purposes only — they do not constitute an offer or a contractual commitment. The actual premium is established by the insurer based on your file and the vehicle. The 9% QST is added to each policy.

💡 Broker’s Advice — Pleasure-Way

Pleasure-Way solid wood finishes (countertops, trim) are expensive to replace — make sure your policy covers “interiors and amenities” at their actual value, not the standard flooring package.

How to get a Pleasure-Way quote

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Gather vehicle information. Year, model, VIN/VIN, purchase value, installed options (turbo engine, special track, interior fittings). The more accurate the information, the more reliable the quote.
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Fill out the online form or call 1-866-357-4451. A certified broker validates eligibility and compares several partner insurers.
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Receive the comparison of offers. You see the real differences in prices, deductibles and guarantees. No commitment at this stage.
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Choose and sign. The broker activates the policy on the date of your choice. Immediate proof of insurance by email.

Pleasure-Way Insurance Anywhere in Quebec

Our partner firms insure your Pleasure-Way throughout Quebec. We regularly assist homeowners in Montreal, Laval, Quebec City, Sherbrooke, Trois-Rivières, Longueuil, Gatineau and Saguenay. Regardless of the region, the contract is governed by the same AMF rules.

Why Compare with Assur360

✓ AMF certified

Damage insurance firm registered with the Autorité des marchés financiers du Québec.

✓ 100,000+ customers

More than 100,000 Quebecers helped them shop for their recreational vehicle coverage.

✓ Members of the Insurance Chamber

Our brokers comply with the code of ethics of the Chambre de l’assurance du Québec.

✓ Independent comparison

Several insurers consulted — you see the real differences in prices and coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions — Pleasure-Way Insurance

How much does Pleasure-Way insurance cost in Quebec in 2026?
As a guideline, the range observed is $800-2400/year for civil liability + collision + theft + comprehensive accident coverage, deductible $500-1000. The actual premium depends on the model, year, insured value, winter garage, your history and your region.
Does my car policy cover my Pleasure-Way?
It depends: for a motorhome (class A, B or C), you need an FPQ 1 contract with a recreational vehicle endorsement or a separate RV policy. For a towed trailer, your car policy may cover the convoy’s liability but not damage to the trailer — a separate policy is highly recommended.
Is wintering in the US covered for a Pleasure-Way?
Yes, the majority of RV contracts cover extended stays outside Quebec (Snowbirds — Florida, Arizona, California) of up to 6-12 months depending on the policy. Confirm the maximum duration and declare the route to your broker.
Is the Pleasure-Way RV flight covered?
Yes, with the “theft” guarantee. The insured value should reflect the current replacement cost (2026) — many homeowners discover late that their insured value is obsolete after 5-10 years.
Can I purchase replacement insurance (RV replacement cost endorsement) for a Pleasure Way?
Yes, most insurers offer an RV replacement cost endorsement equivalent to the FPQ 5 auto, generally for 24 to 60 months. Particularly interesting for recent new models whose depreciation in the first year can reach 20-30%.
Is short-term rental use (Airbnb, Outdoorsy) covered?
No, most standard RV policies exclude paid rental use. If you rent your {marque} via Outdoorsy, RVezy or equivalent, a separate commercial policy is required.
Do I have to declare the fittings and accessories added to my Pleasure-Way?
Yes — solar panels, generator, shed, satellite dish, modified interior fittings: any addition beyond the original value must be declared to be covered in the event of a loss.
Can a pre-2010 or used Pleasure-Way be insured?
Yes, most insurers accept used RVs. The insured value is based on professional appraisal or recognized sources (NADA Guide, Kelly Blue Book, AutoTrader). Some coverages may have age limits (replacement insurance in particular).

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