Vehicle Insurance
Insurance That Moves With You
Vehicle insurance protects you from the unexpected while you're on the move — whether you're driving your car, riding your motorcycle, or towing your boat. It offers financial security in case of accidents, theft, or damage, helping cover repairs, liability, and medical costs. With the right plan, you can drive confidently knowing you're protected no matter where the road (or water) takes you.
Types Of Vehicle Insurance
On the road, off the trail, or out on the water — we’ll help you find the right coverage for your ride.
Car
Motocycle
RV
ATV
Boat & PWC
Collector Auto
Commercial Auto
Truck
What is Vehicle Insurance?
Vehicle insurance is a contract between you and an insurance provider that offers financial protection in case of accidents, theft, or other damages involving your car, motorcycle, boat, or recreational vehicle. It helps cover the cost of repairs, medical expenses, and liability for damages caused to others, depending on the coverage selected. Having vehicle insurance is not only a smart way to safeguard your investment—it’s also legally required in most places.
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Financial Protection – Covers repair or replacement costs.
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Liability Coverage – Pays for damage or injuries to others.
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Legally Required – Mandatory in most states.
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Custom Options – Choose the coverage you need.
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Peace of Mind – Drive with confidence and security.
Drive Protected, Worry Less
Get comprehensive vehicle insurance tailored to your needs—offering reliable coverage, fast claims, and peace of mind every time you hit the road.
Get A Quote
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Frequently asked questions
Vehicle insurance generally includes liability coverage, collision, comprehensive, uninsured/underinsured motorist protection, and medical payments or personal injury protection.
Yes, most states require drivers to carry a minimum amount of liability insurance. Specific coverage requirements vary by state.
Rates are based on multiple factors including driving history, vehicle type, age, location, coverage limits, and credit score (in some states).
Absolutely. Many insurers offer optional add-ons like roadside assistance, rental reimbursement, and mechanical breakdown coverage.
Ensure everyone's safety, contact the authorities, document the scene, and notify your insurance provider as soon as possible to start the claims process.
It depends on your policy. Some personal auto insurance policies extend coverage to rental vehicles, but it's always best to confirm the details with your insurer.
Filing a claim may impact your premium depending on the type of claim, fault determination, and your claim history.
Yes, common discounts include those for safe driving, bundling policies, vehicle safety features, good student status, and completing defensive driving courses.
Collision covers damage from accidents involving other vehicles or objects, while comprehensive covers non-collision incidents like theft, vandalism, or natural disasters..
You’ll need to provide details of the incident, photos if possible, and any police reports.