What Are the Key Differences Between AIG and Liberty Mutual Commercial Auto Insurance?
A Narrow Trucking Appetite and Tailored Auto Programs
AIG describes a for-hire trucking segment with vehicles above 26,000 pounds, 11–250 power units, predominantly Class A/B CDL drivers, and at least four operating years. Liberty Mutual says its underwriters tailor commercial-auto solutions based on industry, fleet, location, and vehicle use. For businesses outside AIG’s stated fleet range, ask Liberty Mutual how its underwriting considers the actual operation and driver mix. [1] [5]
Coverage Categories to Compare
Liberty Mutual names liability, physical damage, bodily injury, and uninsured-motorist coverages, while stating policy terms control actual protection. AIG lists admitted liability and physical-damage products but does not publish the quote’s vehicle schedule or covered causes. Ask both providers to identify the policy forms and whether hired, borrowed, or non-owned vehicles need separate treatment. [1] [5]