well after shopping around recently GIECO who advertises that they will insure anything wont insure a vehicle with a 6" lift, and where can you look up what a driver code means on a quote? state farm has my wife as a 1a class driver and me as a 2A2, what gives? I know being a 24 year old male doesnt help, but I have no accidents or tickets in the past 3 years, so I am not sure what that means, if anyone can chime in that would be great, thanks

 

anyone?

 

www.hig-inc.com/Personalauto.htm

According to a quick Google,
1a is married female 21-25
2a2 is married male 21-25

 

got ya thanks, I didnt know if it was saying bad driver or something lol, or if that was the reason my rates were higher. 6 more months til 25 I guess Ill start calling around then

 

simple fix...dont tell them about the lift! for all geico knows, i drive a bone stock 2001 silverado that is driven 3,000 miles per year.

 

^^^This

 

I agree as far as the lift goes (and probably would do the same thing on all my vehicles), but unless you let Geico know about ANY modifications or customizations, if your vehicle gets stolen and/or stripped, you're getting a stock hood and stock wheels (minus depreciation, of course) to replace those nice ones in your signature...

 

well thats the thing, if something were to happen and say its totalled or something like that, if they see the lift they may try and get out of it or something