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A smart check before the next renewal notice
Car insurance prices can shift by state, vehicle, driving record, cover level, and provider. A quick comparison may help you see which options could be available for your situation.
Takes about 2 minutes. No obligation. Savings are not guaranteed.
Why comparison can matter
Australian car insurance pricing can move over time. Insurers may adjust how they assess risk, while repair costs, claims trends, location, and other factors can also affect what you are quoted.
Staying with the same provider can be convenient, but it does not always mean you are seeing the most suitable current option. A move, another vehicle, a changed commute, or a new driver in the household may all influence the prices and cover choices available to you.
How it works
Provide a few basic details, review any options made available by participating providers or partners, and decide whether you want to continue.
Add your vehicle and driver details, including postcode and current insurance status.
Review options that participating providers or partners may make available.
Compare price, coverage, limits, deductibles, exclusions, and provider terms.
Continue only if an option suits your needs. There is no obligation to switch.
Results vary
Some Australian drivers may find savings of up to $1,000 per year after comparing options, but results vary.
Actual savings depend on state or territory, driver profile, vehicle, cover level, claims history, insurer, eligibility, and other factors. Not everyone will save. Savings are not guaranteed.
Reasons to review
A quick review can help you understand current pricing and coverage choices without requiring you to change providers.
Start with a short form instead of contacting providers one at a time.
See whether a participating provider may offer a different price for your profile.
Consider the coverage, limits, deductibles, and terms included with each option.
You decide whether any available option is appropriate for your needs.
A renewal notice is a practical reminder to review your current policy.
If your premium changed, comparing may provide useful pricing context.
Who this may help
There is no single schedule that suits every driver, but certain moments can make a comparison especially relevant.
Quick comparison
Complete the form to request information about car insurance options from RoadMate and/or participating third-party partners.
Frequently asked questions
No. RoadMate is an independent informational and advertorial website. It is not an insurance company or broker. RoadMate may connect users with third-party insurance providers, brokers, quote platforms, or other partners.
No. Savings are not guaranteed and not everyone will save. Actual results depend on state or territory, suburb, driving history, vehicle, cover, insurer, eligibility, and other factors.
The initial form takes about two minutes for many users. Additional time may be needed to discuss details with a third-party provider or partner and review policy terms.
No. Comparing does not require you to switch. Whether you continue with any provider is your decision.
Prices may vary based on state or territory, postcode, vehicle, usage, driving and claims history, cover choices, discounts, insurer criteria, and other rating factors that may apply.
Yes. Many drivers compare while currently insured, particularly before renewal or after a premium change. Review any cancellation terms before changing an existing policy.
Availability varies by state or territory and by participating provider or partner. Some products, providers, or comparison services may not be available in every location.
A short comparison may help you review available options. Results vary, and savings are not guaranteed.
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