Auto Insurance Discounts

Get all the discounts you deserve.

Naturally you want the right coverage at the best price. That’s why State Farm® offers a wide range of auto insurance discounts. Perhaps your record is accident-free, or you’re looking for accident forgiveness. Or, you’re buying a home or second car. Ask for a Discount Double Check® and we’ll make sure that you get all the discounts you deserve. Contact your local agent or call 1-800 STATE FARM, any time.

• 25^%

  Good Student Discount
  Save up to 25% if you get good grades. The savings last even after you graduate from college, until you turn 25.

• 20^%

  Multiple Automobile Discount
  Save up to 20% if you have two or more automobiles in the same household that are insured by related individuals.

• 17^%

  Multiple Line Discount
  Save up to 17% if you have homeowners, renters, condo, or life insurance with State Farm.

• 10^%

  Good Driving Discount
  Save up to 10% if you’ve gone at least 3 years with no moving violations and no at-fault accidents.

• 15^%

  Steer Clear Safe Driver Discount
  Save up to 15%. Steer Clear helps drivers under 25 polish their driving skills and save money on auto insurance when they have completed our Steer Clear course and have no at-fault accidents or moving violations in the past 3 years. Learn more

• 5^%

  Defensive Driving Course Discount
  Save up to 5%. Depending on where you live, taking a driver safety course may help you get a discount. Check with your local State Farm agent for a list of qualifying courses and requirements.

• 5^%

  Drive Safe & Save™ Discount
  Get a discount up to 5% just for enrolling. The less your vehicle is driven, and in some cases, the safer your vehicle is driven, the more you can save. This discount is available to customers who agree to share certain driving information and have an eligible vehicle. The discount will be based on the actual usage of your vehicle. You could receive a discount up to 50% at future renewals! Learn more

*Discounts and their availability may vary by state and eligibility requirements.