Collision Coverage

Protect your vehicle from collision damage. Whether it's a fender bender or major accident, collision coverage has you covered.

What is Collision Coverage?

Collision coverage pays for damage to your vehicle when you collide with another vehicle or object, regardless of who's at fault.

What's Covered

Vehicle-to-Vehicle Collisions

Damage from accidents with other cars, trucks, or motorcycles

Single-Vehicle Accidents

Hitting trees, poles, guardrails, or rolling over

Parking Lot Incidents

Damage from backing into objects or other vehicles

Pothole Damage

Damage from hitting potholes or road debris

Key Benefits

Covers repair costs
Pays actual cash value if totaled
Choose your repair shop
No fault determination needed

Choose Your Deductible

Your deductible affects both your premium and out-of-pocket costs when you file a claim.

$250

Monthly Premium:
Higher
Out-of-Pocket:
Lower

$500

Most Popular
Monthly Premium:
High
Out-of-Pocket:
Low

$1,000

Monthly Premium:
Low
Out-of-Pocket:
High

$2,500

Monthly Premium:
Lower
Out-of-Pocket:
Higher

Deductible Calculator Tip

Choose a deductible you can comfortably afford to pay out-of-pocket. A $500 deductible offers the best balance of premium savings and manageable out-of-pocket costs for most drivers.

When Do You Need Collision Coverage?

Recommended For

  • • Newer vehicles (less than 10 years old)
  • • Vehicles worth more than $4,000
  • • Financed or leased vehicles (usually required)
  • • High-value or luxury vehicles
  • • Primary transportation vehicle
  • • Drivers who can't afford major repairs

Consider Carefully

  • • Older vehicles (more than 10 years)
  • • Vehicles worth less than $4,000
  • • Secondary or rarely used vehicles
  • • When you have significant savings for repairs
  • • High-deductible scenarios
  • • Classic cars (may need specialty coverage)

Simple Claims Process

1

Report the Accident

Call us immediately after the accident to start your claim.

2

Get an Estimate

We'll arrange for a damage assessment and repair estimate.

3

Choose Repairs

Select your preferred repair shop or use our network.

4

Pay Deductible

Pay your deductible and we handle the rest with the shop.

Factors That Affect Your Premium

Vehicle Value

Higher value vehicles cost more to insure

Deductible Amount

Higher deductibles mean lower premiums

Driving Record

Clean records get better rates

Location

Urban areas typically cost more

Vehicle Age

Newer cars generally cost more

Safety Features

Safety equipment can reduce costs

Protect Your Vehicle Investment

Don't risk paying thousands out-of-pocket for collision damage. Get comprehensive collision coverage today.