Reviews Report
- Reviews.com scores Allstate auto insurance a 4.2 out of 5, based on financial strength, online resources, and coverage.
- Allstate’s core property-casualty subsidiaries carry an A.M. Best Financial Strength Rating of A+ (Superior) with a stable outlook, most recently affirmed in 2024, signaling very strong claims-paying ability.
- J.D. Power’s latest public summaries show Allstate’s auto claims satisfaction broadly around the industry average as overall satisfaction has been pressured by repair delays and catastrophe activity.
Allstate auto insurance began in 1931 under Sears, Roebuck & Co. chairman Robert E. Wood. In 1939, Allstate was the first car insurance company to base quote rates on age, mileage, and usage, offering more competitive and personalized policy premiums. The industry followed suit and now, Allstate is the fourth-largest U.S. auto insurer.
With a wide range of coverages and a broad menu of discounts, Allstate offers reliable protection backed by recent industry studies. Allstate’s results in claims customer satisfaction are not called out among the highest or lowest performers in the latest public J.D. Power release, suggesting performance near the industry average; the company also offers a Claim Satisfaction Guarantee in select states. Allstate offers multiple ways to file a claim 24/7 and uses local agents, which is becoming rare in the auto insurance industry.
Allstate’s Full Coverage Average Premiums in the U.S.
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Allstate Car Insurance Overview
According to YouGov, Allstate remains among the most popular U.S. insurance brands. Allstate was recognized on Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies list in 2025, with multiple awards in recent years including top scores on the 2023–2024 HRC Corporate Equality Index, inclusion in the 2024 Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index, The Civic 50 honoree designation in 2024, placement on Newsweek’s America’s Most Responsible Companies 2024, and a top score on the 2024 Disability Equality Index.
Allstate offers pay-as-you-drive insurance (Milewise) and Drivewise telematics in select states, which can reduce premiums based on mileage and driving habits, subject to state rules. In recent J.D. Power research, overall auto insurance satisfaction and claims satisfaction have faced industry-wide pressure; public summaries place Allstate broadly around the industry average for purchase experience and overall customer satisfaction. With claims satisfaction similarly near industry norms in public summaries, Allstate’s performance aligns with broader market trends.
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Allstate Car Insurance vs. The Competition
| Reviews.com Score | J.D. Power Customer Satisfaction J.D. Power scores are based on surveys for customer satisfaction and product quality. | AM Best AM Best rates insurance providers creditworthiness. Ratings are based on the provider’s ability to follow through with a payout when a consumer files a claim. | No. of Discounts | ||
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| Pin Allstate | 4.2 | 825* | A+ | 11 | |
| Pin Auto-Owners | 4.4 | 845* | A++ | 13 | |
| Pin Geico | 4.8 | 833* | A++ | 16 | |
| Pin State Farm | 5 | 847* | A++ | 13 |
Information accurate as of November 2025. J.D. Power’s 2024 U.S. Auto Insurance Study is scored on a 1,000-point scale; public summaries highlight category leaders and industry averages.
Allstate vs. Auto-Owners
Both Allstate and Auto-Owners advertise discounts for car insurance, but their emphases differ. Allstate publicly features billing/loyalty-style savings (such as Early Signing, FullPay, EZ Pay Plan, and Responsible Payer) alongside common multi-policy, multi-vehicle, and driver-based discounts, while Auto-Owners highlights many of the standard driver, vehicle, and bundling options. Recent J.D. Power public summaries do not single out either carrier at the extremes for auto claims satisfaction, suggesting broadly industry-average experiences. Availability also differs: Allstate writes policies nationwide, whereas Auto-Owners maintains a more limited regional footprint.
Allstate vs. Geico
GEICO emphasizes affiliation-based discounts (military, federal employee, membership) and its DriveEasy telematics program, while Allstate stands out for billing/loyalty-style discounts and offers both Drivewise (behavior-based) and Milewise (pay-per-mile). J.D. Power’s most recent public summaries show mixed satisfaction trends across the industry; neither brand is consistently highlighted as a top or bottom performer. GEICO is a top-three auto insurer by market share, and Allstate remains #4 among large insurer peers.
Allstate vs. State Farm
Allstate and State Farm both provide broad coverage options and large agent networks. For telematics, Allstate offers Drivewise (behavior-based) and Milewise (pay-per-mile), whereas State Farm focuses on Drive Safe & Save (behavior-based). Public J.D. Power summaries generally place both brands around industry averages by region; State Farm remains the largest U.S. auto insurer, while Allstate remains fourth by market share. Allstate also offers more mileage-based customization via Milewise for low-mileage drivers.