To see your actual coverage, or make adjustments to your sub-limits, such as responsibility or physical damage, you must enter your personal profile.
To see your actual coverage, or make adjustments to your sub-limits, such as responsibility or physical damage, you must enter your personal profile.
Personal responsibility limits refer to bodily injury and physical harm. Bear in mind that your personal responsibility limit options are for a coverage plan that pays for injuries and damages to others caused by an insured driver. We recommend you review your limits in order to make sure that you have sufficient coverage, relating your financial and personal capital, so that you avoid the possibility of having to handle expenditures out of your own pocket.
Your Auto Seguro policy covers you, if driving someone else’s vehicle, under the following situations: a. If you have the owners’ permission to drive the car; b. If the car owner agrees with the purpose for which you are driving the car; c. If it is not accustomed for you to use that car. If the incident is covered, the specific coverage, limits and deductibles under your policy would apply. Typically, the car owner’s policy is the one that applies first in case of any accident. Having said that, under some circumstances, Auto Seguro coverage may also apply. This is known as secondary or excessive coverage, since it covers the costs that are beyond the limits of the car owners’ policy.
Generally, when one lends a car to a driver that is not listed in the policy, the claim is recognized as long as the person has your permission to drive your vehicle and is driving it for a purpose authorized by you. Normal specifications, limits and deductibles that have been established for your policy would apply. In most of these situation, your insurance (with Auto Seguro) would provide primary coverage for the accident. If the person driving your vehicle has his own insurance, it would be regarded as secondary coverage and would only be applied in case all limits have been reached under your Auto Seguro policy. If you plan on lending your car to someone for a period over 30 days, or if the person lives in your residence and is not listed under your Auto Seguro policy, we recommend you add that person as a driver for your vehicle, or provide information about her/him on your policy through your profile online. Please, don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any doubts, at (787) 919-7811.
Your Auto Seguro policy applies only to loses and incidents that occur in Puerto Rico, the United States and its other territories, and Canada. Please, review the ‘Conditions’ segment of your plan to confirm in which specific areas your policy coverage applies.
Your responsibility coverage pays for damages to third persons caused by you or by another driver that is listed in your policy. You need to choose limits that adequately protect your personal and financial capital, such as your home, savings and retirement accounts, among others. Remember, if you have any doubt or concerns, you can easily contact us at (787) 919-7811.
The Physical Damage coverage pays for damages to your vehicle, and generally refers to comprehensive and/or collision damage. For more details on these policy options, you may access your profile on this website. If you have any further doubts or concerns, you may also contact us at (787) 919-7811.
This coverage pays for damages caused by incidents other than an accident with another vehicle, such as theft, fire, falling objects, storms, vandalism or accidents involving animals. It may also cover expenses in case of windshield fracture. The ‘other than collision’ coverage usually carries a deductible of around $500. Remember, the higher the deductible, the lower the premium.
Collision coverage pays for damages to your vehicle caused in an accident, or in contact with another vehicle or stationary object. Each case under this coverage will have a pre-established deductible on your policy. Remember, the higher the deductible, the lower the premium.
It depends. If you are financing or leasing your car, it is likely that you will need both coverages. Institutions providing these services usually require that the person obtains both insurances. We suggest you review your contract or contact your leaser to verify which coverage options will be required. Having said that, it is possible to obtain each individually. If you have any doubts, please call us at (787) 919-7811.
These are considered physical damage coverage options. The following are some examples that may help you: a. In most cases, if your car is leased or financed, the institution requires that you include both. b. Even though excluding either option results in a lower premium, you must be aware that you will be held responsible for any repair your vehicle may need after an accident.
The higher your deductible, the lower the premium for said coverage. The decision depends on how much responsibility you are able and willing to assume in case of an accident. When your car is to be repaired after an accident, the insured person is responsible for paying the deductible amount that was originally chosen. Each person must determine which is best according to circumstances.
Roadside Assistance is a service for unexpected car problems, such as leaving the keys inside your car (locksmith), changing flat tires, gasoline supply, among others. When you purchase this service, you may contact our call center. If you have any doubts or concerns, please call us at (787) 919-7811.
Para acceder tu cubierta actual o hacer cambios, debes entrar a tu perfil personal o si prefieres, puedes llamar a nuestro Centro de Servicio al Cliente al <787-919-7811.
Tus límites de responsabilidad personal son para una cubierta que paga por lesiones y daños a otras personas o a su propiedad causados por un conductor asegurado (tú). Esto evita la posibilidad de que estos gastos salgan de tu bolsillo. Para más información puedes llamar a nuestro centro de servicio al cliente al 787-919-7811.
Típicamente, la póliza del dueño del auto es la primera que aplica en caso de cualquier accidente. En ciertas situaciones, las cubiertas bajo tu póliza con Auto Seguro también podrían aplicar. Esto se conoce como cubierta secundaria o en exceso, ya que cubriría después de la póliza del dueño del auto o en exceso de los límites que provea la misma.
Tu póliza con Auto Seguro solo aplica a pérdidas o incidentes que ocurran en Puerto Rico, Estados Unidos y sus territorios, y Canadá. Revisa la parte de “Condiciones” en tu póliza para confirmar en qué áreas específicas aplican las cubiertas.
La cubierta de daños físicos paga por daños que le ocurran a tu vehículo, y generalmente se refiere a daños ajenos a colisión (Cubierta Compresiva) y/o colisión. Para ver detalles de estas cubiertas bajo tu póliza con Auto Seguro, verifica tu perfil.
Esta cubierta paga por los daños causados a tu auto, más allá de un accidente con otro vehículo, tales como robo, incendio, tormentas o vandalismo. Dicha cubierta también podría cubrir los gastos de una rotura al parabrisas. La cubierta “other than collision” usualmente lleva un deducible de $500.
La cubierta de colisión paga por daños causados a tu vehículo en un accidente o contacto con otro vehículo u objeto estacionario. A cada accidente se le aplicará un deducible ya establecido en tu póliza, usualmente de $500.00.
Si estás obteniendo tu auto bajo financiamiento o arrendamiento (“lease”), es probable que sí necesites tener ambas cubiertas. Las compañías que proveen financiamiento y arrendamiento usualmente requieren que el asegurado obtenga cubierta de colisión y daños ajenos a colisión (Cubierta Comprensiva). Revisa tu contrato o contacta a dicha institución para verificar qué cubiertas te pueden requerir.
Mientras más alto sea tu deducible, menos será la prima por dicha cubierta. La decisión de cuánto deducible escoger para tu póliza depende de cuánto el asegurado esté dispuesto a pagar o asumir en cuanto al gasto de una reparación al auto afectado por un accidente. Cuando tu auto va a ser reparado después de un accidente, el asegurado es responsable por pagar la cantidad del deducible que escogió. Por ejemplo, si el asegurado escogió un deducible de $500 y la reparación del auto cuesta $1,500, al asegurado le corresponde pagar $500 y a la aseguradora $1,000. Debes analizar cuál deducible es el más conveniente, de acuerdo con tu situación.
