When your vehicle gets damaged—whether by hail or in a crash—the first question is often: “Will my insurance cover this?” To answer that, you need to understand the difference between comprehensive and collision coverage. Here’s a breakdown of what each policy covers and how Comeback Auto Assist works with both.
Comprehensive insurance protects your vehicle against non-collision-related incidents. This typically includes:
If your car was damaged during a hailstorm, comprehensive insurance is what you'll use.
Collision insurance covers damage caused by an accident—regardless of who’s at fault. This includes:
If your vehicle was damaged in an accident, collision coverage is the one that applies.
If you’re financing or leasing a car, both comprehensive and collision are often required. Even if your car is paid off, having both types of coverage ensures you're protected no matter what the cause of damage is.
Both coverages typically come with deductibles. Before repairs begin, your insurer will let you know how much you’ll be responsible for out of pocket. Comeback Auto Assist works with your provider to make sure your claim is processed efficiently.
Whether your car was dented in a hailstorm or damaged in a crash, we:
Understanding the difference between comprehensive and collision insurance helps you make smarter decisions when damage happens. No matter the cause, Comeback Auto Assist is here to simplify your repair process and restore your vehicle the right way.
Book your repair inspection with Comeback Auto Assist today.
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