USAA SafePilot®
Better driving means bigger discounts.
- Up to 10% at enrollment and up to 30% off your premium See note 3 at renewal for driving safely.
- Mobile driving app required for participating drivers.
Here’s what your policy can help cover. See note 1
If you back into a pole or collide with another vehicle while driving, get the help you need with collision coverage.
Some things are out of your control. If your vehicle gets damaged from an incident like hitting an animal, fire or flooding, get help with comprehensive coverage.
After an accident, medical bills, lost wages and household expenses can add up. Help cover that with personal injury protection.
If you’re injured in car crash, you can help pay for doctors’ bills, surgeries and ambulance rides with medical payments coverage.
If you hit and injure another driver, you could be responsible for their medical bills and property damage. Help protect your assets with liability coverage.
If a driver damages your car or injures you and can't cover the expenses, you may benefit from having uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage.
If your car needs repairs after a covered loss, you can get help paying for a rental with rental reimbursement coverage. See note 2
Safe driving can help you avoid accidents and qualify you for discounts. You can enroll in one of our programs when you get an auto quote.
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You can add these to your policy if they fit your needs.
Get 20% more than your car’s actual cash value if it gets totaled or stolen with car replacement assistance. See note 4
Make sure you’re covered while you wait for a ride request with rideshare gap protection coverage.
Get a tow when you have a dead battery or run out of gas with roadside assistance. See note 5
You might want more than the minimum amount of coverage.
If you're making payments on your car, your lender or leasing company might require both of these.
You’ll need a minimum amount of liability coverage depending on what state you live in.
Some states require a form of this coverage. Even if your state doesn’t, it can help protect your finances.
Only 2 states require medical payments coverage, but more require personal injury protection.
Your deductible is the out-of-pocket cost you pay before your coverage kicks in. Collision and comprehensive coverage each have separate deductibles, so it’d be based on the type of damage you’re claiming.
Lowering your deductible can increase your premium, while a higher deductible can lower it.
Full coverage means different things to different people. It's a common term banks or lenders use when referring to the coverage they require for auto insurance.
Having an auto policy with collision, comprehensive and the minimum liability coverage amount required by your state is usually what lenders mean when they say full coverage.
Full coverage isn't an actual policy or coverage option though, and no insurance company has a policy that covers every situation.
If you already have an auto policy with us, you can get car insurance for your teen driver. Just add them as a driver on your current policy.
You don’t have to sacrifice quality coverage and service to lower your premium. We can help with car insurance discounts and savings.
You can also save up to 10% when you bundle auto and property policies. See note 6
Yes, a USAA auto policy covers electric vehicles. If your EV battery gets damaged in a covered event, we’ll help pay for the battery replacement or repair.