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You should pay it BEFORE the due date, otherwise you are uninsured.
Insurance companies WILL always find a way NOT to pay out if a claim is made. So pay as soon as possible and BEFORE the renewal.
There is a supposed clause that allows you two weeks of "free" insurance after the policy expires, but that only applies if you renew and I wouldn't want to take the risk
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