08/25/2026
Tip Tuesday! Let's discuss Auto insurance - Part 2
Some people call us asking for full coverage on their vehicle. But what does that actually mean?
Years ago, auto coverage was available as liability only and full coverage. Full coverage was a common way to describe an auto policy with both comprehensive and collision coverage. These coverages pay for physical damage to your own vehicle (subject to your deductible). If you have a loan, the lender required you to have this protection.
Collision Coverage helps pay to repair or replace your vehicle if you're involved in a crash, whether it's with another vehicle, a tree, a guardrail, or another object. Comprehensive Coverage helps pay for damage to your vehicle caused by things other than a collision, such as theft, vandalism, fire, falling objects, weather events or hitting an animal.
Have questions about your current auto insurance? We'd be happy to review your policy and explain your coverage. Call Sonera Insurance Partners at 941-444-9650