Auto coverage
Ontario auto rates are regulated. What you actually pay is not. We check your record, your vehicle and your history against every carrier we hold.
What we place
The mandatory coverage, plus the parts people skip.
See coverageSeasonal, and rated very differently by each insurer.
See coverageToys on land, water and snow.
See coverageUber, Lyft and food delivery, covered properly.
See coverageAgreed value, not what a book says it is worth.
See coverageWhat it costs
Industry estimates put the Ontario average between $1,500 and $2,000 a year. Where you land inside that range comes down to four things.
Convictions and at fault accidents, and how long ago they were. Insurers weigh them very differently, which is the whole argument for shopping it.
Make, model and year, and what it costs to repair. Two cars worth the same money can rate a long way apart.
Your postcode, and whether it sits in a garage, on a driveway or on the street.
How much liability you carry, and how much of a claim you are willing to absorb yourself.
Common questions
No. Minor convictions generally stop counting after three years and most at fault accidents after six, though insurers weigh them differently. That difference is exactly why shopping it matters.
Yes. Ontario insurers are required to offer a winter tire discount. It is small on its own and worth having alongside the rest.
Sometimes, and it has to be declared properly. Getting this wrong is a common reason a claim gets questioned, so tell us the real arrangement.
Free, no obligation, and no one will call you fourteen times.
Two minutes
We only ask for what we actually need to quote you. Most quotes go back within one business day.
Rather talk it through? Call 416-814-7475.