Get $100 Off Your Deductible with Allstate

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Get a free quote online and see how much you can save with Allstate. Also, get $100 off your deductible when you sign up today to be one of the millions of drivers who save an average of $353 a month just by switching to Allstate!

As an Allstate customer, you are guaranteed:

Accident Forgiveness - Helps keep your rates from going up because of an accident, even if it was your fault.
Safe Driving Bonus^SM - For every six months of accident-free driving, you have the opportunity to earn a check* of up to 5% of your premium. This is in addition to any other Allstate discounts you qualify for.
Deductible Rewards^SM - Get $100 off your Collision deductible the day you sign up, and then $100 off every year you go without an accident [up to $500 total].
New Car Replacement - If your new car gets totaled within the first three model years, you can get a new car- not just the depreciated value.

Allstate offers high-quality auto insurance coverage, with better protection if you have an accident and more rewards if you avoid them.

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Nothing beats progressive direct. Tried most of the car insurance companies but cannot compete with only $495 every 6 months :).

porkchop0282 1 year ago

Pass on this offer as Allstate isn't a very reputable company based on passed experiences.

walls74 1 year ago

I have ALLSTATE and they are very good. Steady when others raise rates (i.e. Esurance.com) or are not tolerable if you get in an accident (i.e. Geiko).

jmills625 1 year ago

You better make your payments on time. After 23 years of over paying them for my insurance I had one late payment due to a move and I was cancelled.

guzzi 1 year ago

Allstate has been my auto insurance for over 40 years and I have been quite pleased with their service. With comparison prices I can not get a better deal.

mysyt02117 1 year ago

Don't apply if your credit is poor and you don't live in a state whose board of insurance bans insurance companies from factoring credit scores into premiums. If you are in such a situation, you might get bigger discounts by finding an insurer who doesn't rate risk off credit (there are still some out there who don't rate that way)

christoofar 1 year ago