Is State Farm A Good Insurance Company? Reviews From Over 21,125 Customers

Excellent—always available.

It was excellent until the rates began climbing over time. They all do it.

Prices are going up rapidly.

State Farm keeps wanting to change things, and it feels like they do it just because other companies do. My rates keep going up, and they provide less and less all the time.

I have a great insurance group with State Farm.

Check around.

Pretty satisfied.

No problems!

Never had a problem!

Always available to offer the best prices. Affordable, and their hospitality is awesome.

It was handled great!

Good, but the price is just too high. And now an option is being taken away!

Wonderful service!

It's been good so far.

It’s slightly high for the age of our vehicle.

Except for the ever-rising premiums, my experience has been satisfactory.

I had a good experience with them until my policy started going up at every renewal.

I have been with them since 1971.

It may cost more, but State Farm comes through every time when I need them.

Excellent.

Very professional, with great customer service.

My experience with the office I use has been excellent. Pedro was efficient and very knowledgeable. The main office headquarters, where the bills come from, needs to work on its efficiency.

State Farm is very good and a reliable company.

Even though I’ve had zero claims, no moving violations, and I’m a senior citizen who drives less than 50 miles, my liability-only rate doubled. Why?

Although my rate went down at renewal, I still feel their rates could be lower. I’m a senior citizen with an excellent driving record, and I’d really appreciate a lower rate. Also, I don’t drive nearly as much as I used to.

State Farm has great customer service. They respond quickly to questions, but I’m aware that many people are getting insurance at a much lower price than I pay.

I've been with them for over 50 years. My rates go up around 10% each year, and I feel like I'm being taken for granted.

I haven't made a claim yet, so I can't say how they are.

I've only had good experiences.

I’ve had only positive experiences with them over the 10-plus years I’ve been a customer.

I like them, except the price has gone up considerably.

They’re always there when you need them most. Good company with excellent customer service.

State Farm is very expensive.

Always be honest and forthright with your information. Don't be afraid to ask questions about things you do not understand. It's best to ask rather than wonder what he or she is talking about.

Good insurance, but the price is high.

My agent is Jason. I like my agent; he is always professional and friendly. I have heard many people say that insurance costs are high and that it mostly benefits the agents. My agent has taken the time to meet with me and explain my coverages in great detail.

Price keeps going up. That’s the only issue I have. I’ve been with State Farm for a long time, but the price is getting out of hand.

So far, it’s going well.

Good company, but expensive.

Pricing is high, but the service is professional.

A little too expensive.

Just fine.

Expensive.

Expensive. My rates keep going up despite having no claims and driving very low mileage.

Great coverage and fantastic service.

Great company with a great agent.

I haven't had any problems, but the premium is just too high.

Prices have gone way, way up!

Excellent customer service!

I’m happy with State Farm overall. My agent is responsive, payments have been processed correctly, and State Farm’s rates have remained reasonable.

It’s been very good; it just seems too expensive.

Talk to the agent directly and let them know about your issues and any special items. I’ve had State Farm since I was 16, and I’m 81 now. They have responded.

They are customer-oriented and are quality people.

I’m very satisfied, but if I could get cheaper insurance, I would.

The State Farm office here in Scottsdale has a really good team.

My agent was awesome, but unfortunately the cost of the car policy was too high, so I had to make a change.

I’m my husband’s wife, and I’m the one requesting info. State Farm has been good to me. I’ve been with them for 56 years! I started when I was 17, and now I’m 72. They’ve never failed me once, which is why I hesitate to change.

State Farm is great, except for not covering homes in CA. The office personnel are personable and know who I am when I call. The claims department is good and fast.

Typical, but the office staff are amazing when you need something.

It's nice and good. I'm just trying to see if I can get lower rates.

State Farm is too expensive. It seems like every policy renewal increases by at least 15%. Gone are the days of going to your personal agent and their staff. Every time I asked a question, they either didn’t know the answer or it was word salad. The coverage is great, but it’s way too expensive. We’ve been with State Farm for 33 years, and longevity doesn’t seem to matter—at least when it comes to customer service or cost.

It’s been good, but it’s too expensive.

I’ve had insurance with State Farm on and off going back to the 1960s, and the amount they’re charging me for no more coverage than I get is too high. I have never caused a wreck or accident. Earlier this year, somebody hit me from behind—he looked up for a second. I’ve also had two deer run into my car. It wasn’t my fault, but it wasn’t covered. I thought older people might get some financial relief if they have low mileage per week and no claims, and could get a break on insurance costs. I haven’t seen one. I have no violations, tickets, etc. The staff is friendly.

State Farm was frustrating to deal with. It took them 25 days to approve my body shop to fix the car. Unacceptable.

The price quote for the first six months was acceptable. After six months, the price went up by more than $50.

State Farm is very overpriced.

Too expensive, and it took my son over six months to settle a claim.

I’ve been a loyal customer of State Farm for many years. I’ve had no accidents, no claims, no tickets in over 3 years, and no DUIs or SR-22 ever, yet my car insurance just doubled. When I called my agent, she had no idea why it went up. I drive a 2015 Toyota Yaris with liability-only coverage in Boulder City, NV. My car is worth maybe $3,000, yet I’m paying over $100 a month. Make this make sense!

The prices are too high for the services offered.

The most expensive in town.

I’ve been a long-time client, and I haven’t been impressed. Monthly payments can swing quite a bit with no explanation. Customer service is lacking; they don’t make changes in a timely manner. They’ve been very frustrating to work with.

State Farm was repeatedly unresponsive, and they were five times more expensive.

Good insurance, but a bit too expensive. I don’t recommend the agency in Santa Fe. The agent was rarely in the office, and it seemed like staff were just there to keep the place running. In 11 years, I never got to talk to him until I had a claim when mice ate my fuel line. Then he called, woke me up, and was impatient and confrontational. Later, he argued about what they would pay for the mice/fuel line repair.

I drive for personal use maybe 3 to 4 times a week, less than a 12-mile round trip each time, with no accidents or tickets. I’m a senior, and my insurance keeps increasing. I’m shopping around for a lower cost.

It hasn’t been great. I’ve been with State Farm for over 10 years, and they’re still charging me $200 or more each month for coverage. I’m 68 years old, I don’t speed, and I haven’t caused any accidents. Thank goodness, yet my premium payments are still so high.

I would not recommend State Farm. They are way too expensive, even for customers like me who have been loyal to them with three houses and several cars for 32 years.

Fine, but expensive.

I needed a cheaper policy, but they weren’t able to provide me with one. I’m having financial difficulties at the moment.

Good insurance, but the prices are high.

They cost too much, and the discount is too small.

It’s getting way too expensive. I’ve had no wrecks and no tickets in 15 years. I’ve been a customer for over 25 years, and they still raise my rates.

At the point of sale, my agent “treated me like a relative.” But after looking at my documents, several things bother me. His name isn’t on any of them—only the owner of that franchise is. I sent a message directly to my agent, and it’s been four days with no answer. To my surprise, my deductible amount is set at $1,000. Most surprising, we have the bare minimum coverage. That’s why I tried to reach my agent to see if he could help me. My agent also told me something that I’ve since discovered is untrue: that Allstate does not use your FICO/credit report when calculating your premiums. In reading my declarations page, it clearly says we do not have the lowest rate due to information from the credit report (it doesn’t say whose credit report). I’m disappointed—especially since I can’t find his name on the paperwork and I’m not able to get a hold of him through the direct number I was given. Along with my other discoveries, I chalk it up to just another slick sales tactic.

Far too expensive. There are much cheaper options for the same coverage.

Rates are too high.

Bundling isn’t always better. Always read the fine print, and don’t ever feel pressured to accept what they offer you as the best option.

Easy to use, local, timely, and so far reliable.

Most of the time my car is parked in the driveway, and they keep increasing my monthly payment.

Overpriced for insurance. I’m looking for a better price.

Nice local agents, but claim handling is poor at best. It’s difficult to talk to a human since everything is computerized for their convenience, not yours.

Taking my money, and they don’t allow you to add minors with a driver’s license to the policy, even if they don’t have or own a vehicle.

Overpriced. Excellent agent, but a very poor claims department.

State Farm misled me and charged me more. I was told I was getting a two-car discount. The discount was equal to what I was paying on the second car, so it felt like free coverage. I sold the second car three years later, and when my rate adjusted, I was paying $28.44 less per month. I believe this cost me $995.40 over 35 months.

It’s ridiculously expensive, yet still cheaper than anywhere else!

They were great until they started charging me double and adding a late fee. I wasn’t late until I couldn’t figure out why they were charging me $200 and something on a $105 policy. Then they wouldn’t remove the late fees, so they kept adding up. I still paid the $211.89 insurance cost on a $105.00 policy, but my insurance was still somehow always late. Anyway, it should have been a month ahead, not late.

It was okay, but very expensive.

They took advantage by overcharging for a long time.

Too expensive.

OK. Very expensive.

Shop around with reputable companies and compare rates.

My agent gives terrible service and is rude. Why do I even have an agent? All he seems willing to do is collect my payment; otherwise, he’s not helpful. As far as State Farm goes, the claim took forever to resolve. It was a small claim for $330, which I paid for, and I had the car back in two weeks. Then I was contacted to find out where the car was. They wanted to total it, but there is nothing wrong with the car. It’s a 2013 model in good condition. State Farm had nothing out of pocket, and on two different occasions I received phone calls saying they were coming for my car. I didn’t get any help from my agent. I’m looking for a new insurance company after 40 years with State Farm, and I ended up with the worst agent they have.

We’ve been loyal State Farm customers with the same agent for 13+ years. We had a claim about 10 years ago that was handled by MJ Collision Center and was paid in full after we paid our deductible. We also had another claim after being hit in a parking lot; that repair was also done by MJ Collision Center and was paid in full by the other driver’s State Farm coverage. In 2025, we had another claim. We contacted the dealer’s collision center, but they didn’t have an appointment available for 6+ weeks. My husband was going to Canada and wanted the repair done before crossing the border, so we went with MJ Collision Center. We later found out they were not on State Farm’s repair list. In the end, after 2–3 phone calls to State Farm, we could not get reimbursed for about $2,500 that we paid to get our vehicle back. We also tried to work with our agent over 4–5 contacts, but he said he doesn’t get involved in vehicle repairs. The vehicle required a three-step specialized paint job after repairs to the entire right side, plus a detailed stripe to match the left side. Unfortunately, State Farm would not pay to match the right side of the vehicle to the left side, so we lost about $2,500 on this claim.

Overpriced and poor service.

When a customer pays for coverage, they do not expect State Farm to use the same claims specialist for both insured parties. It feels like a conflict of interest. Even my State Farm agent called to ask for a different claims specialist and, after calling four times, was basically told to go away. This is the agent who creates revenue for State Farm.

I made a claim in January 2026, and they’re still contacting the other driver.

I went from $435 every six months to $900 every six months with zero changes, charges, or any claims. Progressive just decided to double my premium for no reason. It feels like everyone follows the same pricing, which is frustrating. I’ve always kept insurance and feel like I’m being penalized for doing the right thing.

Very expensive, and I barely drive because I’m disabled.

I always seem to see a new agent. I haven’t seen my regular agent in years when I go to their office. It’s way too expensive for the results.

They’re very good at responding to my needs. However, their rates are now as high as the company I left, and it’s only been a few months.

Tip #1: Don’t give State Farm a chance to fix any problems you may have with insuring your vehicle. Tip #2: Go into the office and get insurance in person.

This is frustrating. I’ve been waiting four months to get my deductible back. Every time I call, I get a runaround. The agent handling my case doesn’t seem to have a clear understanding of it.

They’ve raised their prices so much that I can’t afford them anymore.

They constantly upgrade your policy by adding a higher deductible and uninsured motorist coverage, and when you call them, they say that it’s just the way it is. As a policyholder, I had to be the one to advocate, investigate, and say, “No, you can’t make these changes without my permission.” I ended up lowering my own bill by almost $30, so why should I even have a broker or stay with State Farm if I had to do all the work myself? I’m very unhappy with State Farm.

My price went up without any explanation.

It’s higher than my previous policy, which was also high, but it’s $100 cheaper than that policy now in effect.

I’d encourage people to look for cheaper options. State Farm is big, but they deny claims like crazy, even when neighbors are getting approved for the same storms and the same hail damage.

I never feel like the agent is working for me or offering the best information for my coverage. I don’t like the way the billing is handled. I don’t want my house and vehicles to all be due at the same time, and that never gets changed. Customer service is very poor.

I've been with them for over 25 years, never used their service, and it keeps getting more expensive.

I can't describe it, but they just charge me a little too much each year.

Good customer service, but pretty significant rate increases, with no claims!

My biggest complaint is their customer service, or lack thereof. Just hope you never have to use it unless you want to get yourself very frustrated. For example, they put me on this Drive Safe and Save program, which was supposed to lower my bill. Well, for the first couple of renewals, my bill was lower. In fact, the bill before last went down about $55 or $60. But this current bill went back up about $60. After spending two afternoons trying to get someone to talk to, they told me that my beacon wasn't working and that's why they took my discount away. I said, how was I supposed to know that? I have one installed in each of my vehicles as per their instructions. If it wasn't working, that's their problem; I didn't make the equipment. So I said, well then, seeing that I didn't know it malfunctioned, I should still get the discount. They said they would check and get back to me. Guess what? I never heard a word. They were very nice to me about 5 years ago when I signed up for my 2 cars and house insurance. Their phone is never answered by a human, which I think is a bunch of nonsense. Right now, I'm ready to say "GOODBYE STATE FARM."