Quick answers for U.S. & Canadian drivers headed to Mexico. If you need a price, it takes just minutes.
Yes. Mexico requires valid liability coverage issued by a Mexico-licensed insurer. Driving without it can lead to fines or vehicle impound. Compare the legal minimum with broader protection on our liability-only basics and full coverage details pages.
Top-rated carriers with bilingual adjusters and strong financials: CHUBB, HDI, and MAPFRE carrier overviews.
Stay safe, call authorities if needed, and contact your insurer immediately. An adjuster meets you on scene and guides the process. Follow our step-by-step guide: accident steps in Mexico.
Our programs reference U.S./Canadian valuation sources (e.g., Kelley Blue Book/Canadian Black Book), not lower Mexico-only guides. This helps ensure fair settlements for thefts and totals.
Most full coverage policies include towing, battery jump, tire service, and fuel delivery with providers across Mexico. See details: roadside assistance coverage.
Yes. You’ll have bilingual adjusters and legal support. Policy documents are provided in Spanish (official) and English (for clarity).
Mexico travel info (U.S. State Dept.)
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Liability-only meets Mexico’s legal minimum and pays for damage/injury you cause to others. Full coverage adds collision, theft, vandalism, medical payments, legal assistance, and usually roadside help. Learn more on our full coverage page.
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