Had to file a claim with State Farm after a rear-end last year. Their app was just... clunky. Ended up calling anyway because it kept freezing. I get ...

Yeah, insurance is a maze. I’m technically “high-risk” after a couple fender benders, so my rates are already sky-high. If someone borrows my car and ...

Honestly, I don’t buy the whole “careful driver” argument for a higher deductible. I’ve got a couple tickets and a fender bender on my record, and for...

I get where you’re coming from, but honestly, I think the focus on driving record and location makes sense from their perspective. I’ve had a couple t...

Yeah, that’s the part that gets me too. You’d think “comprehensive” would actually cover, well, everything. I’ve been burned by those exclusions befor...

I get where you’re coming from. I’ve had both—AAA and insurance roadside through my policy. Honestly, AAA’s been more consistent for me, especially la...

I get the value, but does Progressive limit how many times you can use their roadside service each year? I’ve heard some companies cap it, or start ch...

Had a pothole claim last year—insurance actually covered it without much fuss. Might depend more on your insurer or even the adjuster you get...not al...

Yeah, agreed-value is definitely the way to go. I learned that the hard way after my '72 Charger got sideswiped. Thought I was covered until the insur...

I've noticed the same thing—my record's far from spotless, and when I moved closer to a city with fewer accident-prone intersections, my rates nudged ...

Had a similar experience myself. Farm Bureau quoted me high because of my driving record (couple speeding tickets, nothing crazy), so I ended up check...

Mileage-based discounts do make sense, especially if you're not racking up a ton of miles. But speaking as someone who's been tagged as a "high-risk" ...

I've noticed this too—my rates have always been pretty steep, but I figured it was because of my driving history (couple tickets, nothing major). Now ...