GEICO

GEICO is the only insurance company I know of that offers mechanical breakdown as part of the policy for new cars. It duplicates what is there during the initial warranty but is so low cost that if you plan to keep the car past the warranty period, it just makes sense. I never thought I'd need it, but the sensors on my Mercedes went out after the term of the warranty. The cost of the mechanical breakdown came to under $100 per year with a $250 deductible. The cost of the sensor replacement would have been about $1800 without this feature of the policy. Work was done at the dealership and my service rep indicated no problem with labor rate or anything else. The work was approved faster than either of us expected.

I switched from USAA (veteran) to Geico - due to an approx 50.00 monthly savings for the exact same coverage! This in itself was a tremendous break. But I'm here to tell you about the Roadside Assistance coverage and how it's worth every bit of the added additional charge to my policy. To say "Life Saver" seems almost an understatement. The Geico app is intuitive and so easy to use - it will even pinpoint your car's location- very handy when you're in an unfamiliar neighborhood. AND- the CS reps are so helpful if you need to call. Everything is automated - so you don't have to call - but if you want to you can. How fantastic is that!! You can even lodge a complaint or praise about the service provider they connect you with. Not to mention - you never need cash if you're calling for the services they cover at no additional cost to you.

As I was driving, I saw my tire pressure light come on. I attempted to put air in the tire but it just kept leaking out. I called my car company first and they were going to tow me but that is not what I wanted. I then called Geico and do you know that the first question they asked was "are you in a safe location?" Now, if that does not make me want to brag about Geico, I do not know what will. Any company who worries about their clients (customers) is a company that I will continue to do business with. I was told that the assistance would arrive in about an hour but the driver called right away and was there in about five minutes. The driver was a pleasure to work with and the entire experience was wonderful. If I have to be stuck on the road, I am happy to have Geico on my side.

I was in collision on January 2019 which was not my fault. I could not on my own make opposite party insurance pay for damage to my car. Geico promised to pay for all car repair per my insurance policy and file claim for the cost from opposite party. It took a while and I got disheartened thinking Geico is not going to help so I went with other car insurance. But even I was not with Geico any longer, they got refund from opposite party and refunded my portion. I feel like to go back to Geico as they stood for me long after I left. They also have super customer care service who have knowledge and compassion. One of the best insurance company in USA. I highly recommend them.

My wife and I have used GEICO for a few years and honestly the best insurance is insurance that you don't have to use. Unfortunately we have had to use Geico more in the last couple of years that we've used in 30 years prior. We have NEVER had any issues, My latest wasn't necessarily an accident but an Auto issue. The dealer claimed that several insurance companies handle these claims and some (like State Farm) either do not or they are so hard to work with that they aren't worth it. Geico was nothing but curious, polite, and helpful. They did exactly what they said they would do on time and all was good. I may be cancelled by Geico because of my latest mishap, (I hope not), but they have been great.

We have Geico for years now that we need them they are not there to help. They have very poor quality customer service with my auto claim. Will never recommend this company. They charge highly price for assistance received is very poor.

I've been a Geico Customer for nearly 7 years. From my experience their claims service is horrible. They try to use after market parts that will void your warranty. They will try to have you pick up additional costs beyond your deductible. If you have a fender bender the fun begins. Two issues. First we were hit. That turned into a giant mess then finally got my deductible back after covering the bill myself. That took nearly eight months. Second time, hit in a parking lot by a auto lube employee who ran from the scene. Shop proved a video claiming they were not at fault. Now facts don't matter because the adjusters don't listen. Bottom line I was hit so hard that my SUV had nearly $9000 in damages. Yet the other vehicle had a minor blemish on the bumper cap. After nearly nine months it was settled in arbitration.

Was with GEICO for 22 years without an accident. Made the mistake of not looking around until I noticed high price of insurance on modestly-priced new family car, in relatively good accident rate area. Co-worker with car almost 3 times as much (Corvette) wasn't paying much more with a different company. Turns out GEICO was charging me 3X the rate that Progressive currently is, without any accidents and with 22 years of loyalty. Their commercials make me laugh, right before they cause the acid reflex right afterward.

I'm betting most of the positive reviews were made by GEICO employees as they know ConsumerAffairs can't question every single one of them. As I'm writing this, I just got done canceling a geico policy I never asked for and even rejected when it was offered to me. Apparently, this female agent decided she was going to get a quick boost in sales numbers at my expense. Geico, if you're reading this you need to keep tabs on the names of each agent and which customers they signed up for policies. On top of all of this, my parents quit using them as they repeatedly tried to scam my parents. Absolutely ridiculous, people don't give up your humanity for greed!

I have been with Geico for over a year now, and recently sustained a Total Loss Claim on my vehicle, which was financed. Ten days after the accident, they told me they needed the title in order to issue payment. (The vehicle was financed... I did not have the title. The lienholder held the title.) They then sat on the lien for another week, before paying the balance. They then told me they had everything they needed from me, they were just waiting for the title from the lien holder, in order to issue my check. 3 weeks in, they tell me they need a Power of Attorney form, and that I can fax one in, and my check will immediately be issued. I fax it. I call two hours later. They tell me it takes their fax machine up to 24 hour to load things into the system, but as soon as it loads, my check will be issued. (This is a Friday.)