1. Review Your Policy: Read through your car insurance policy documents and look for the section on "Coverage." This should provide details on the types of coverage you have, including whether you have comprehensive coverage.
2. Check Your Coverage Types: Comprehensive coverage is usually listed separately from other types of coverage, such as liability and collision. It may be referred to as "Comprehensive" or "Other Than Collision" coverage.
3. Verify Coverage Limits: Along with the coverage types, your policy should also specify the coverage limits. Comprehensive coverage typically has a separate limit from liability and collision coverage.
4. Check Your Declarations Page: The declarations page of your insurance policy summarizes your coverage options. Look for a section that mentions comprehensive coverage and verify the coverage amount.
5. Contact Your Insurer: If you're unsure about your coverage or have questions about what is included in your comprehensive coverage, don't hesitate to contact your insurance company directly. They can provide you with specific details about your policy and answer any questions you may have.
