McKayla Girardin, Car Insurance Writer
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Full coverage insurance in Alabama costs $169 per month, or $2,029 per year, on average. This is cheaper than the national average cost of full coverage, which is $2,117 per year.
Cheapest Full Coverage Car Insurance in Alabama
| Company | Average Yearly Cost | Average Monthly Cost |
| $1,227 per year | $102 per month | |
| $1,295 per year | $108 per month | |
| $1,317 per year | $110 per month | |
| $1,334 per year | $111 per month | |
| $1,516 per year | $126 per month |
Note: Premiums are average rates for a good driver in Alabama; individual premiums will vary.
A full coverage policy usually includes collision and comprehensive insurance, plus the types of coverage required by Alabama law. In Alabama, liability insurance is mandatory for all drivers.
How to Get Cheaper Full Coverage Insurance in Alabama
- Compare quotes from at least three different companies to make sure you're getting the best deal.
- Increase your deductible. Higher deductibles lead to lower premiums, but remember to only pick a deductible you'd be able to afford in an emergency.
- Make sure you're getting all the discounts you can qualify for.
- Sign up for usage-based insurance. Some insurance companies use either a plug-in device or a smartphone app to track you driving and will give you a discount for driving safely.
To learn more, check out WalletHub's guides to full coverage car insurance and the cheapest car insurance in Alabama.
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