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Browse our auto insurance FAQs for clear, straightforward answers to common coverage questions. Our guides explain how car insurance works in real-world situations — from deductibles and claims to discounts, coverage options, and insurer policies — so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Amica offers optional roadside assistance through an auto policy add-on commonly called Towing and Labor. It’s designed to help with common breakdown problems like towing, lockouts, and jump-starts. This guide explains what Amica roadside assistance covers, how the limits typically work, and how to decide Read More…
Verizon offers an add-on perk called roadside assistance that can help with common breakdowns like a dead battery, a flat tire, or a tow. It’s a subscription feature (not auto insurance), and it’s designed for quick help when you’re stuck on the road. So—is Verizon’s Read More…
Yes—Founders Insurance Company is a legitimate, licensed property and casualty insurer. The company is domiciled in Illinois (NAIC 14249) and is part of the Utica National Insurance Group. Like many insurers focused on “non-standard” (higher-risk) auto, customer experiences can vary widely—especially around claims handling and Read More…
If you’re trying to cancel MetLife auto insurance, the first thing to know is that many “MetLife Auto & Home” policies were transferred to Farmers Insurance after Farmers acquired MetLife’s U.S. property and casualty business in April 2021. That means your billing, service, and cancellation Read More…
Mercury Insurance sells auto coverage through a network of local agents and currently offers car insurance in 11 states (availability and rules vary by state). If you cancel mid-term, you might see a cancellation charge—either as a flat administrative fee or as a “short-rate” penalty Read More…
AAA auto insurance is sold through regional AAA clubs and affiliated insurance companies, so cancellation rules can vary by state and by the specific AAA insurer on your policy. If you’re planning to cancel, the two big questions are: (1) will you owe a cancellation Read More…
Travelers is one of the largest auto insurers in the U.S. If you’re thinking about canceling, the key thing to know is that your total “cost to cancel” can come from two different places: a cancellation fee (where allowed) and/or a short-rate penalty built into Read More…
Headlights and taillights can be damaged in accidents, storms, and other unexpected events. Whether auto insurance will pay to replace them depends on what caused the damage and which coverages you carry. In general, insurance can cover headlight repairs or replacement when the damage happens Read More…
Budget sells optional protection products you can add to a rental, like a loss damage waiver (LDW), supplemental liability insurance (SLI), and personal accident/effects coverage (PAE). Your total cost depends on what you select, where you rent, and the vehicle class. Budget advertises LDW “for Read More…
Thrifty sells optional rental “protection” products you can add at checkout or at the counter to reduce your financial risk during a rental. Coverage names and availability can vary by location, and the final terms are governed by your rental agreement. If you want a Read More…
A Tesla has more than one “battery.” There’s a large high-voltage battery pack that powers the motors, and there’s also a smaller low-voltage battery that runs electronics. Replacing the low-voltage battery can be similar to replacing an ordinary car battery—but replacing the high-voltage pack is Read More…
Car batteries don’t last forever. Even a well-maintained battery will eventually lose capacity, especially in very hot or very cold climates. Today, most drivers can expect to pay about $45 to $250 for a replacement 12-volt battery (battery only), depending on the battery group size Read More…
Alamo offers several optional protection products at the rental counter. Some drivers buy them for convenience or extra peace of mind—while others already have enough protection through their own auto policy and/or a credit card benefit. In many cases, your personal auto policy can extend Read More…
SIXT sells optional “protection” products you can add to a rental to reduce your financial risk if something goes wrong—damage to the car, a liability claim, an injury, or a roadside emergency. If you’re not sure whether your current auto policy covers rental cars (or Read More…
USAA is consistently ranked among America’s best-rated insurance companies. If you already have a USAA auto policy, it will often extend to a rental car you’re driving for personal use—similar to how most personal auto policies treat a “non-owned” vehicle. That said, rental coverage details Read More…
State Farm auto insurance may extend to many rental cars, but the details depend on your coverages, deductibles, and where (and what) you’re renting. In most cases, if your personal auto policy covers a private passenger vehicle you own, it can also apply when you Read More…
If you’re renting a car and you have Liberty Mutual auto insurance, your personal policy may extend to a standard rental vehicle—but the details depend on your coverages, limits, where you’re renting, and what you’re renting. This guide explains how rental car insurance works, what Read More…
If you have Nationwide car insurance, your policy may extend to certain rental cars—often with the same coverages and limits you carry on your personal vehicle. That said, rental contracts can include extra charges (like “loss of use”) and some rentals (like trucks, specialty vehicles, Read More…
Farmers auto insurance will usually cover you when you rent a standard car, SUV, or pickup—because most personal auto policies extend to temporary substitute vehicles and short-term rentals. The key is that the rental gets the same types of coverage and limits you carry on Read More…
Windshield chips and cracks are frustrating, but American Family Insurance may cover the repair or replacement if you have the right coverage. In most cases, windshield claims are handled under comprehensive coverage, which is the same part of a policy that covers things like theft, Read More…
AAA can cover windshield replacement—but only if you have a AAA-affiliated auto insurance policy with comprehensive coverage. If you only have AAA roadside assistance or a basic liability-only policy, AAA won’t pay to repair or replace the glass. AAA sells car insurance through regional AAA Read More…
Yes—Travelers can cover windshield repair or replacement, but only if your policy includes the right physical damage coverage (usually comprehensive). In most cases, you’ll pay any applicable deductible for a windshield replacement, while small chips may qualify for a low-cost or deductible-free repair depending on Read More…
Erie Insurance typically covers windshield repair and replacement when you carry comprehensive coverage (or collision coverage if the glass was damaged in a crash). In most cases, repairs come with little to no out-of-pocket cost, while replacements usually apply your deductible—unless a state rule or Read More…
Enterprise sells optional insurance and protection products you can add to a rental, but the exact cost depends on your location, vehicle type, and rental details. Many renters can rely on their personal auto policy (and sometimes a credit card benefit) instead—while others prefer Enterprise Read More…
Nationwide can cover windshield repair and replacement when the damage is covered and you carry comprehensive and/or collision coverage. What you pay out of pocket usually depends on your deductibles, whether the glass can be repaired instead of replaced, and any state rules that waive Read More…
