What am I covered for?

Get the coverage you need, and hit the road with confidence.

Custom parts? Rideshare driving? We spell out everything your car insurance policy might not cover.

Comprehensive insurance protects you against a lot of things that don’t involve crashing into another vehicle—stuff like theft, vandalism, and storm damage.

Collision insurance is coverage that helps pay to repair or replace your own car if it’s damaged in an accident with another vehicle or object.

With Lemonade Car's roadside assistance services, we're with you every step of the way. We'll break down—no pun intended—how it all works

So, what's the difference?

Get the ins and outs about full coverage car insurance, which protects your vehicle in many different scenarios.

Pet injury coverage helps pay the veterinary bills or costs of memorial in the event that your pet is hurt or killed while riding with you in a car accident.

Rental car insurance protects you if you rent a car and are later liable for hitting another vehicle, as well as if the car is damaged or stolen.

Bodily injury liability pays for someone else’s medical expenses and injury-related lost wages if they’re injured in a car accident where you are at fault.

If your vehicle is totaled or stolen, gap coverage helps pay off your existing auto loan.

Windshield crack repair describes the process of fixing a cracked windshield before it gets worse and needs complete replacement.

Temporary transportation coverage refers to a car insurance add-on that covers expenses like Lyft, public transportation, bike sharing, or a rental.

Medical payments coverage helps pay the medical bills if you, your passenger, or family member got injured in a car accident.

All the essentials for the journey ahead

Learn about Lemonade Car's roadside assistance. Get to know what's included in your policy, and how you can use it.

Help protect yourself for the road ahead.

Property damage liability coverage pays for the repairs to other people’s property if its damaged in a car accident where you’re at fault.

Uninsured motorist coverage pays for damages caused by a driver who doesn’t have car insurance—like if you're the victim of a hit-and-run.

Yes, but only if you have comprehensive coverage.

Help protect your auto glass with little or no deductible.

Adding comprehensive coverage to your policy could come in handy if your car gets damaged from a flood.

You need this coverage to get behind the wheel in just about every state.