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Driving safely in extreme heat comes down to preparation and smart precautions. Make sure your car’s cooling system, battery, tires, and other critical components are in top shape, carry an emergency kit (including plenty of water), and plan for…
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TL;DR: The best winter driving survival tips include preparing your vehicle for cold weather, carrying a well-stocked winter emergency kit, and adjusting your driving habits for snow and ice. In short, make sure your car is ready for winter…
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Owning a car is expensive, and insurance costs have been rising (the average full-coverage policy costs about $195 per month as of 2025). The good news is that there are proven ways to lower your car insurance bill even…
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TL;DR: To get the most out of your car warranty, follow all the warranty’s rules and maintenance requirements, keep thorough records, and use your coverage whenever you need repairs. You must read your warranty contract so you know what’s…
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You add your teen to your car insurance by contacting your insurer and listing them as a driver on your policy, typically required once they’re licensed. Don’t delay—if a teen isn’t listed and crashes your car, claims can be denied.…
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Auto insurance covers rodent damage only if you carry comprehensive coverage. This part of your policy handles non-collision perils, including animals chewing wires, hoses, or other components. If you have comprehensive, your insurer pays for repairs minus your deductible. However,…
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Yes, if you drive for a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft, you typically need special auto insurance—often called a rideshare endorsement. A standard personal auto policy excludes commercial use, meaning it will not cover accidents that happen while…
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Just went through a major life event, like marriage, moving out, or new car purchase and wondering what happens to your auto insurance policy? Keep reading to find out! (If you’re in Chicagoland and have questions about how a…
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Summary / TL;DR: Yes, auto insurance can cover fire damage to your car, but only if you have the right coverage in place. Comprehensive coverage (part of “full coverage” car insurance) will pay for fire damage to your vehicle,…
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Yes—you can switch car insurance companies at almost any time, but the #1 rule is avoiding a lapse in coverage. The safest approach is to start your new policy first, confirm the effective date, then cancel your old policy after…
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Summer months actually see more car crashes than winter, despite the absence of snow and ice. In fact, the summer period (June through August) averages about 29% more fatal car accidents than the winter months. This is partly because…
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TL;DR: Non-renewal of auto insurance means your insurer has decided not to extend your policy once it expires. It can happen for many reasons, from changes in your driving record (e.g. multiple tickets or accidents) to the insurer pulling…