[crypto]

Originally Posted by Mach550

You definitely get what you pay for, USAA has always quoted quite a bit higher than the other big ones like progressive or geico. I've been really happy with the way progressive has treated me but I haven't been in a multi-car collision, just road debris or random animals on the highway.

Really? I haven't done a quote in a while but hadn't seen anyone hold a candle to USAA in terms of pricing with similar coverage. Not only that but there roadside/towing/etc service is like a dollar a month with unlimited distance towing (state dependent). I know not everyone can signup for USAA and I'm not a corporate shill but would strongly recommend them. They're great.

[Wrighterjw10]

Originally Posted by crypto

Really? I haven't done a quote in a while but hadn't seen anyone hold a candle to USAA in terms of pricing with similar coverage. Not only that but there roadside/towing/etc service is like a dollar a month with unlimited distance towing (state dependent). I know not everyone can signup for USAA and I'm not a corporate shill but would strongly recommend them. They're great.

In the past two years or so, Erie has done incredibly well against USAA. For a long time, they were neck and neck.

Just ask any body shop about these two carriers. They're the easiest to work with hands down, also have some of the most competitive pricing.

Many of the large carriers have endorsements for new, OEM parts that they aren't consistent in offering or telling clients about.

[wassy]

I am not eligible for USAA. I’ve priced progressive and others And somehow State Farm is far far less. I mean a lot. Thousands per year cheaper.

Current status is I’m paying about $5600 out of pocket for new engine vs recycled/used. I have no choice. Will have attorney handle trying to get it back once done.