Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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The claims phone number for USAA car insurance is (800) 531-8722. In addition to filing a claim over the phone, drivers can also file claims online by logging into their USAA account, or through the USAA mobile app. You can also check the status of your claim, upload photos of the damage and even schedule repairs online or in the app.
Keep in mind that while there isn't a strict "deadline" to file a claim with USAA, it's highly recommended to report an incident as soon as possible, ideally within 72 hours of the event to ensure prompt processing and a smooth claims process.
If you need roadside assistance, you can reach USAA at (800) 531-8555 24/7, or request it online for faster service.
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