Auto insurance with several companies, explained clearly.

The minimum Nevada requires

To drive in Nevada the law requires liability insurance with these minimums: $25,000 per injured person, $50,000 per accident and $20,000 for damage to other people's property. That insurance pays for the damage you cause to others; it does not pay for your car.

What people call “full coverage” adds collision and comprehensive, which do cover your vehicle. If the car is financed or leased, the lender usually requires it. In the request you can ask for the minimum, full coverage, or tell us to advise you.

Have this ready

• Year, make and model of each vehicle, and the VIN if you have it.
• Whether it is financed, leased or paid off, how you use it and the miles you drive per year.
• Name, date of birth and license of each driver in the household.
• Accidents or tickets in the last 3 years.
• Your current insurance, if any: the company and when it expires.

How we work

1. You tell us. Fill out the online request, call, WhatsApp us or come to the office.
2. We quote. A specialist reviews your case with several companies.
3. You decide. We explain each option in your language, with no fine print.
4. We stay with you. Claims, renewals and changes, with the same people.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the quote cost?

Nothing. The quote is free, with no obligation.

Which companies do you quote auto with?

Farmers, Progressive, Travelers, Liberty Mutual, Mercury, National General and Bristol West. We show you the options and you decide.

My license is from another country, or I do not have one yet. Can I request a quote?

Yes. In the request you tell us where your license is from and the specialist checks which companies fit your case.

Do you serve clients outside Nevada?

We hold insurance licenses in Nevada, California and Arizona.

What about after I buy the policy?

We stay with you: claims, renewals, changes and questions, at the same office with the same people.