Commercial Auto Insurance

For Businesses on the Road

From cross-country trips to local deliveries, your business requires your team to be on the move. Protect your company vehicles as well as your employee drivers against auto accidents with commercial auto insurance from Centurion Insurance Services.

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If an accident happens, you want to be sure that the driver,vehicle, and products are all insured in the case of bodily harm, property damage, legal costs, or other things that could mean significant damage to your business’s budget. Being prepared lessens stress in an already stressful situation.

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At Centurion Insurance, we want your policy to fit the needs of your individual business so you’re not investing in something you don’t need. Commercial auto coverage can vary, so one of our specialists will work with you one-on-one to create the right policy. The following are types of coverage that could be included in your commercial vehicle insurance policy:

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• Bodily Insury Liability
• Medical Payments
• Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Coverage: Also known as "no-fault insurance," this pays the healthcare costs of policy holders and passengers involved in the accident, whether or not they're insured.
• Comprehensive Coverage: If your vehicle is stolen or damaged because of something other than a collision, comprehensive coverage pays for the repairs or replacement.
• Collision Coverage
• GAP Coverage: If you end up owing more on a totaled car than it's worth, GAP coverage makes up the difference.
• Uninsured and Under Insured Motorist Coverage
• Bailee Coverage: Available if needed. Bailee coverage insures property loss or damage when in your company's control or care (customers' products in a semi-truck, for example).

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Get Your Commercial Auto Insurance Quote

As you can see, policies can vary greatly depending on your needs. Connect with an insurance specialist at Centurion Insurance Services to discover the best way to protect your business vehicles. We currently serve the states of Arizona, Nevada, California, Utah, Colorado, and Texas.

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