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Hi everyone I did call my State Farm I got $93 month It’s that a good rates
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Yes it does cover rental full coverages$93 a month is definitely pretty good, but is that only barely covering minimums or more than that? Does it include windshield replacement or a rental car if yours is out of commission? What are your deductibles?
That's a good rate. I'm also in California and my rate went up $13 at the beginning of the new year. I'm currently paying $122 for full coverage and a $0 deductible. Rental and roadside assistance included.Hi everyone I did call my State Farm I got $93 month It’s that a good rates
Ok thank youThat's a good rate. I'm also in California and my rate went up $13 at the beginning of the new year. I'm currently paying $122 for full coverage and a $0 deductible. Rental and roadside assistance included.
Yep, that's 100% correct. You can have a low premium but shit for coverage. The OP's stated premium could be a OK premium in California, I don't know, but regardless where, the coverage is what should be focused on first. Cause an accident say with a real expensive vehicle or two, Lord help causing a multi vehicle pileup with injuries you'll be in a world of hurt with crap coverage like $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident for bodily injury and $25,000 for physical damage.Without knowing the liability limits or deductible amounts, impossible to compare rates.
Hard to say if that's a good rate or not because we don't know the details like deductibles, amount coverage, medical..... I pay $105/month full coverage 300/500, $100 deductible on collision & comprehensive, medical coverage,property damage, uninsured & under-insured coverage.Hi everyone I did call my State Farm I got $93 month It’s that a good rates