Geico and Progressive are better than Auto-Owners, based on factors like average premiums, number of discounts available, and customer service record. Geico is also one of four top-10 car insurance companies that are cheaper than Auto-Owners, on average, along with Travelers, USAA and Progressive.
Auto-Owners does not disclose whether it charges a cancellation fee on its website, and customer service representatives will not provide any information without a specific policy number. Current customers can call 800-346-0346 to ask if they would be charged a fee to cancel their Auto-Owners policy.
The best way to get cheaper car insurance is to compare quotes from multiple companies and then switch to whichever insurer offers the coverage you want at the cheapest rate. Other ways to get cheaper car insurance include taking advantage of discounts, improving your driving record, and raising your credit score.
10 Ways to Get Cheaper Car Insurance
1. Compare quotes every 6-12 months.
Every car insurance company calculates premiums slightly differently,...
No, Auto-Owners does not offer a low mileage discount. In addition to not offering a specific discount for low mileage, Auto-Owners premiums aren't even lower for customers who drive fewer miles than average, despite low mileage drivers generally being considered low risk.
Even though Auto-Owners does not offer a low mileage discount, customers can save in other ways, including the company's good student, paid-in-full and safety feature discounts.
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