You step outside after a hailstorm and see dents all over your vehicle—on the hood, roof, and maybe even the windshield. The first thing on your mind? “Is this covered by my insurance?” The good news: most drivers are protected. Here’s what you need to know about hail damage coverage, your deductible, and how Comeback Auto Assist helps make the process smooth and stress-free.
If your auto policy includes comprehensive coverage, you’re protected against non-collision incidents like:
Most policies include a comprehensive deductible, typically ranging from $250 to $1,000.
Example:
If your hail damage repair is $3,000 and your deductible is $500, your insurance covers $2,500, and you pay the first $500.
Because hail is considered a “no-fault” event, most insurance providers won’t increase your rate just for filing a hail claim. However, it’s always a good idea to confirm with your agent.
Don’t wait too long. Insurance companies typically require claims to be filed within a certain window (often 30–60 days after the damage occurs).
Tip: Take photos immediately and schedule a professional inspection with Comeback Auto Assist to stay ahead.
Your insurer might recommend a preferred shop—but you’re not required to use it. At Comeback Auto Assist, we:
Leaving dents or cracked paint unaddressed can lead to:
Yes—your insurance likely covers hail damage if you have comprehensive coverage. And with Comeback Auto Assist, the repair process is fast, easy, and insurance-friendly. From damage assessment to final polish, we’ve got you covered—literally.
Think you have hail damage? Book your inspection with Comeback Auto Assist today.
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