Auto Insurance

Your vehicle can be a fairly costly investment—one that is exposed to many potential losses that are out of your control. Illinois requires liability coverage at a minimum; we also compare collision coverage, comprehensive coverage, deductibles, and uninsured motorist limits so you are not buying only the legal minimum.

Insurance for the vehicle you rely on daily

A car or truck is often your biggest asset aside from your home. Auto insurance protects against potentially crippling financial losses and the sheer inconvenience of being without transportation.

What is the minimum required coverage?

Remember, not all car insurance is created equal. Some auto insurance policies simply meet legal requirements. In most states, this means your auto insurance will cover the damage you cause to other cars through liability and property damage liability. However, auto insurance in some no-fault states will also cover your own car or truck. Additionally, the law usually states that auto insurance policies must cover some medical bills that result from a car crash.

Take your auto policy further with beneficial add-ons

Other auto insurance policies go further and protect your car or truck if it is stolen, damaged or destroyed by fire, or damaged in a car accident that does not involve any other vehicles—that is comprehensive coverage. Collision coverage pays when you hit another vehicle or object. You can also get uninsured motorist protection if you are hurt by a driver with no insurance.

We compare carriers so you can choose coverage that fits your vehicle and budget. Otherwise, you are putting yourself, your family, and others at risk.

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