A: Several factors can come into play when it comes to the question of rising SR22 car insurance premiums. However, the two main reasons for which car insurance prices rise which aren’t related to you specifically are claims and fraud. If more people file claims, or if the total claims payments made begin to rise, then car insurance companies will have to raise prices or everybody, even those who have made no claims at all. With fraud, the same goes. Fraud costs car insurance companies millions of dollars every year, an it’s one of the reasons rates rise.

You can help avoid rising SR22 rates by doing your part to stop fraud on an individual scale. Muh of fraud happens on the road or in the mechanic’s shop. On the road, people often initiate accidents in ways that it is easy to put the blame on the other person. Mechanics also often fudge the pricing a little bit or fix things which aren’t broken to get more money.

You can avoid the first situation by practicing defensive driving and making sure you always drive around three to five feet behind the person in front of you and take care at cross streets. As for the second one, make sure you have settled and talked about everything which will be fixed with your mechanics ahead of time, and get an itemized bill afterward.