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Stop overpaying for car insurance. We compare rates from 40+ carriers to find you the right coverage without the hassle.

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Who We Help

From new teen drivers to experienced commuters, we help Michigan residents find affordable coverage that meets state requirements and protects their assets.

Why Titanium Shield?

We are independent. We don't work for one insurance company; we work for you. When rates go up, we shop the market to keep your premium low.

What Every Michigan Driver Needs to Know

Michigan has some of the most complex auto insurance laws in the country. We help you navigate recent reform changes.

Standard Coverage

  • PIP (Personal Injury Protection): Medical coverage for accident injuries. Now with options to choose your limit.
  • Property Protection (PPI): Covers damage your car does to stationary objects (buildings, fences).
  • Residual Bodily Injury: Protects you if you are sued after an accident.

Smart Add-Ons

  • Broad Form Collision: Waives your deductible if you are not more than 50% at fault.
  • Loan/Lease Gap: Pays the difference if you owe more than your car is worth after a total loss.
  • Rental Reimbursement: Pays for a rental car while yours is in the shop.

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Auto Insurance FAQs

The 2020 reform allows drivers to choose their level of PIP medical coverage. You can select Unlimited, $500k, $250k, or lower options if you have qualified health coverage. We can help you decide which level balances protection and cost.

PLPD stands for "Personal Liability and Property Damage." It is the state minimal coverage. It does NOT cover damage to your own vehicle, only damage or injuries you cause to others. It is the cheapest option but leaves your car unprotected.

In Michigan, insurance companies can use "insurance scores" which are partially based on credit history to determine rates. Maintaining good credit can significantly lower your auto insurance premium.