A car accident isn’t the only thing that can damage your vehicle. That’s what comprehensive insurance coverage is for – it pays to have your car repaired when it’s damaged by other covered things like fire, theft, glass breakage, falling objects or vandalism. When you choose Allied, our auto insurance coverage will help you get your car back on the road after a loss. You can select comprehensive coverage plus other optional coverage that you can use to customize your policy so it’s right for you.

Loan/lease gap coverage

Loan/lease gap coverage from Allied Insurance helps reduce out-of-pocket expenses if your car is totaled. This option helps pay the difference between what you owe on your loan or lease and the replacement value of your car.

New car replacement

If your car is totaled, many insurers won’t pay out the full value of your vehicle. At Allied, we don’t want you to get shortchanged in the event of an accident. With new car replacement coverage, you’ll be protected from losing money because of vehicle depreciation following an accident.

Rental reimbursement

Basic Loss of Use coverage pays for a rental car or other transportation (such as bus or subway) if your car can’t be driven following an accident. Rental Days Plus is a free enhancement to the Loss of Use coverage that can provide unlimited days of rental car coverage – no matter how long it takes for your car to be repaired – if you use a preferred auto repair shop and a preferred rental car provider after an accident.

Special physical damage coverage

When your car is damaged, you want the most peace of mind. With special physical damage coverage, the damaged property will be replaced with new original equipment manufactured parts, whenever available.

Product, coverage, discounts, insurance terms, definitions, and other descriptions are intended for informational purposes only and do not in any way replace or modify the definitions and information contained in your individual insurance contracts, policies, and/or declaration pages from Allied-affiliated underwriting companies, which are controlling. Such products, coverage, terms, and discounts may vary by state and exclusions may apply.