The clock in your policy

Something to drive while yours is off the road.

Repairs run weeks more often than days, and rental coverage runs on numbers already written into your policy: a dollar cap and a day cap. Knowing both before you commit to anything is worth more than any discount.

How this lane works
  1. Read the two caps first

    Rental coverage typically caps the daily rate and the total days. A rental that outlives the caps becomes your bill, so the repair timeline and the rental decision belong in the same conversation.

  2. When the other driver is at fault

    The other driver's insurer may owe for your loss of use. That conversation goes better documented and early, and it is one of the questions an attorney can answer at no cost if you want one.

  3. What we do

    We route your request to participating rental providers serving your area, and they contact you with availability. One request alongside the tow and the repair keeps the timeline honest.

The rental clock is in your policy. Read it before it reads you.

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