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Cheap Wisconsin car insurance

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Whether you're a brand-new driver or you've recently moved to Wisconsin, you’ll need a couple of things to navigate the state's roadways and Wisconsin’s state insurance requirements. We’ve compiled the most current insurance and safety resources so you can find an affordable plan that works for you.

How much is car insurance in Wisconsin?

We’d all like to save more money on necessary bills, so drivers are often looking for cheap car insurance in Wisconsin. Prices can vary based on multiple factors, but understanding the average costs can serve as a good reference. With Dairyland® auto insurance, you can choose from 6-month and 12-month policy terms. And for your down payment, you can pay as little as one month’s premium.

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Have information about yourself, your vehicle, and your driving history on hand.
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See what discounts you could qualify for and select the coverages you want.

What are the state auto insurance requirements in Wisconsin?

You need to carry at least the minimum amounts of bodily injury liability, property damage liability, and uninsured and underinsured motorist bodily injury coverages to drive legally in Wisconsin.

Bodily injury liability insurance in Wisconsin

Bodily injury liability can help cover costs related to injuries or death that you cause while driving your car. In Wisconsin, drivers must have at least:

  • $25,000 per person

  • $50,000 per accident

Property damage liability insurance in Wisconsin

Property damage liability coverage can help pay for damage you cause to someone else's property while driving. The state minimum requirement is:

  • $10,000 per accident

Uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage in Wisconsin

Wisconsin requires uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage to help protect you if you're involved in an accident with an uninsured driver. The minimum limits are:

  • $25,000 per person

  • $50,000 per accident

Insurers in Wisconsin are also required to offer underinsured motorist bodily injury coverage and medical payments coverage, but you can reject them in writing.

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Optional car insurance coverages in Wisconsin

While Wisconsin's state minimums cover the basics, many drivers choose additional coverages for extra protection. We offer the following optional coverages in your state:

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SR22 Insurance in Wisconsin

If you’ve gotten an OWI, been caught driving without insurance, or had your license suspended or revoked for any reason, you may be required to file an SR22 form before you purchase insurance. It’s not insurance in itself, but it’s a necessary step to getting back on the road.

We know that setbacks happen, and we’re happy to help and make the process as smooth as possible. We offer SR22 filing at no additional cost. And we send SR22 filings to the state every night after midnight, which helps ensure timely processing.

Car insurance discounts in Wisconsin

Taking advantage of discounts can help you lower premiums—and you could qualify for more than you realize. Here are the car insurance discounts we offer Wisconsin drivers like you:

  • Multi-car

  • Prior insurance/Transfer

  • Homeowners

  • Paid in full

  • Quarterly

  • Advanced quote

Who has the cheapest car insurance in Wisconsin?

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Finding the most affordable car insurance depends on numerous factors specific to you—including your driving record, age, and the type of vehicle you drive. Remember, while cost is important, finding a car insurance provider you can trust to follow through when you need them most is crucial.

Be cautious of companies trying to draw you in with the promise of “no deposit car insurance”. These policies often won’t go into effect until you’ve made your first month’s payment—which is often the same amount as a minimum deposit.

Need more than Wisconsin car insurance?

Insurance isn’t the only thing you need to drive on Wisconsin roads. Explore these resources for Wisconsin drivers.

Driver requirements and laws in Wisconsin

To get your driver’s license in Wisconsin, you need to:

  • Be of legal driving age

  • Provide proof of identity, citizenship, and Wisconsin residency

  • Pass a driving exam

  • Pay required fees

You need to renew your driver’s license every eight years—and pass basic vision and hearing tests.

Get your Wisconsin car insurance up to speed

Ready to take the next step to getting the right car insurance for you in Wisconsin? Reach out to us at Dairyland today. We can help you navigate your options, understand Wisconsin’s state insurance requirements, and build a policy that gives you the protection you need at a price that works for your budget.

*Data accuracy is subject to this article’s publication date.

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