Affordable insurance for everyday people.
A real Commonwealth rate in about two minutes — in Arizona, Texas, Ohio and Tennessee.
Who's driving
Tickets, accidents and lapses are welcome here — they change the price, not whether we can help.
Gender
Marital status
Do you have car insurance right now?
Covered for at least a year?
Anything on your driving record?
At-fault accidents or a DUI in the last 3 years, or an SR-22 filing.
Do you own your home?
Why Commonwealth
Real people, real phones
Honest coverage at a fair price, backed by people who pick up the phone.
Built for everyday budgets
Non-standard specialists. Tickets, accidents and lapses are what we do.
SR-22 filed fast
If your state has asked you to file, we can handle it with your policy.
Coverage that travels
Roadside assistance, rental reimbursement and vanishing deductible options.
Auto insurance where you live
Commonwealth Casualty writes personal auto in four states. Coverage, limits and discounts are filed separately in each one.
Arizona
Arizona car insurance quotes, minimum limits and SR-22 filing.
See Arizona rates →Texas
Texas car insurance quotes, minimum limits and SR-22 filing.
See Texas rates →Ohio
Ohio car insurance quotes, minimum limits and SR-22 filing.
See Ohio rates →Tennessee
Tennessee car insurance quotes, minimum limits and SR-22 filing.
See Tennessee rates →Common questions
How long does a car insurance quote take?
About three minutes. We ask for your drivers, your vehicles and your address, then rate it live with Commonwealth Casualty and show you the real premium — not an estimate.
Can I get car insurance with a DUI or an at-fault accident?
Usually, yes. Commonwealth is a non-standard carrier, which means tickets, at-fault accidents, DUIs and coverage lapses are the business rather than the exception. Your rate reflects them, but they rarely rule you out.
Do you file SR-22s?
Yes. If your state has notified you to file an SR-22, answer yes on the first step and the filing is handled with your policy in Arizona, Texas, Ohio and Tennessee.
Do I need to give my Social Security number?
No. This quote asks for your drivers, your vehicles and where the car is parked. No Social Security number and no payment details are needed to see your rate.
Will getting a quote affect my credit score?
No. Nothing here runs a hard credit inquiry. Insurers use a soft, insurance-specific score that does not affect your credit.
Which states does Commonwealth write auto insurance in?
Arizona, Texas, Ohio and Tennessee. Home, renters and mobile home coverage is also available in Arizona.
Is this quote a binding offer of insurance?
No. It is a real rate based on what you tell us, but final premium and eligibility are set by underwriting and the rates filed in your state.
Still have a question? Call (877) 603-1310