Protects you in the case of an accident. Liability coverage is required for all drivers in most states. It pays for property damage and injuries you cause to others if you're found responsible for a car accident. It can also cover related legal expenses.

Often purchased together if you have a new car or high-value vehicle, comprehensive coverage and collision coverage protect you financially from unexpected damage to your car. State law doesn't require them, but your car lease or loan probably does. This also covers non collision events such as hail

​UM/UIM can offer peace of mind in case you're in an accident caused by someone without enough liability coverage to cover your injuries and damages.

You can bundle roadside assistance along with your insurance for a better bundled price. This will cover towing, a blown out tire, a dead battery, or anything else that may stop you in the middle of the road.