08/19/2026
Insurance Question of the Week 🤔
Q: If I have full coverage on my car, does that mean everything is covered?
A: Not necessarily.
“Full coverage” is a common term, but it isn’t actually a specific insurance coverage. Your policy may include liability, comprehensive, collision, uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, and other options—but each provides different protection.
For example, comprehensive coverage generally helps with things like theft, hail, falling objects, and animal strikes, while collision coverage generally applies when your vehicle is damaged in a collision.
The important question isn’t, “Do I have full coverage?”
It’s “Do I have the right coverage for my situation?”
At Browne & Counts, we believe understanding your insurance is just as important as having it.
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