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AAA vs. Travelers: Which provider is better?
AAA vs. Travelers
Trying to decide between AAA and Travelers for car insurance? We’ve got you covered. Our side-by-side comparison will give you the info you need to make your decision. But first, some background on each provider.
Everyone knows AAA for its roadside assistance and travel discounts, but it also provides car insurance. In order to get coverage through AAA, you’ll need to be a member, which costs up to $100 annually. But with that membership you’ll get perks like travel planning, home lockout service, entertainment discounts and more.
Travelers has been around for more than 150 years and earns an A from the Better Business Bureau. And its five-step guide helps you find the exact coverage you need at the lowest rates you’re eligible for.
Now, let’s dive into the details of AAA and Travelers…
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|---|---|
| Member benefits extend beyond car insurance to offer discounts, bike coverage and more. | Travelers' five-step online guide takes the frustration out of building the perfect policy. |
| All 50 states | All states except AK, HI, KS, MI, ND, SD, WV, WY |
| Included free | Optional |
| Yes | Optional |
| Yes | Yes |
| No | Yes |
| Yes |
Yes |
| online phone |
online phone |
| 12 months 6 months monthly |
monthly |
| Yes | Yes |
| Yes | Yes |
| Yes, up to 37% | Yes, up to 5% |
| No | No |
| Yes, up 27% | Yes, up to 8% |
| Yes | Yes |
| Yes | Yes, up to 10% |
| Yes, up to 20% | Yes, 10-23% |
| No | No |
| Yes, up to 14% | Yes, 8% |
| No | No |
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Bottom line
If you’re looking for the perks that come with a AAA membership, you might want to consider getting insurance through AAA. But if cost is your main concern, be sure to compare the discounts that each provider offers to determine which one will save you the most money.
If neither one’s right for you, compare car insurance options to find the best policy for you.
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