Limits vary. depending on what you buy. There are hundreds of combinations of coverage. By the way, there is no such thing as "full coverage" per se' but it is usually meant to mean (at least) Liability, collision and comprehensive but can mean almost anything. It is a misused and overused term.
Coverages such as collision and comprehensive don't have limits, unless you got a 'stated value' policy. Then you would only be covered up to the stated value of your vehicle.
Limits vary. depending on what you buy. There are hundreds of combinations of coverage. By the way, there is no such thing as "full coverage" per se' but it is usually meant to mean (at least) Liability, collision and comprehensive but can mean almost anything. It is a misused and overused term.
Coverages such as collision and comprehensive don't have limits, unless you got a 'stated value' policy. Then you would only be covered up to the stated value of your vehicle.
you should be able to set your limits as high as you want (or as high as you can afford). talk to your agent.
The limits vary depending on what level you purchased. …….Your policy will tell you……….md
how much would you pay