Everyday Car Insurance review

Everyday car insurance is good for perks and it offers adequate coverage with mid-range to higher pricing.

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Everyday

Our verdict

Pros

  • Everyday car insurance gives members 10% off their Woolworths shop once per month. With the average Australian household grocery bill soaring, these are worthwhile savings.
  • Its comprehensive policy offers up to $500 worth of cover for child safety seats and prams, in addition to coverage for personal effects. Most insurers only offer personal effects coverage.
  • Everyday car insurance has a great Finder Score of 7.3/10.

Cons

  • It has mid-range to higher pricing but an average to low level coverage in comparison to other comprehensive policies. You may be able to get a similar policy for cheaper elsewhere.
  • For third party property and third party fire & theft policies, the uninsured motorist benefit covers up to $3,000 - this is lower than others who cover up to $5,000 as standard.
  • Excess free windscreen cover is only an optional extra. Other insurers like Australia Post include excess free windscreen repairs as part of its standard comprehensive policy.

How does Everyday compare with other insurers?

We obtained quotes across a range of providers for a 30 year old male based in NSW.

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Customer Satisfaction rating

Each year, our experts and insights team asks Australians to score their car insurance provider. As part of the Car Insurance Customer Satisfaction Awards for 2025, we asked Australians to rate their car insurer on value for money, features and benefits, ease of application and customer service. Of the insurers scored, these were the top 3. See our methodology for how each provider was scored.
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  • If your car is written off within 2 years of the original registration
  • Up to $50 per day - Up to 14 days
  • Bonus offer: Everyday Rewards Members can save 10% once a month on their Woolies shop. T&Cs apply.
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  • If your car is written off within 2 years of the original registration
  • Up to $50 per day - Up to 14 days
  • Bonus offer: Enjoy 10% off your Woolies shop each month. T&Cs apply.
    Finder’s summary: It offers up to $500 worth of cover for child safety seats and prams, in addition to $500 in cover for personal belongings – not all insurers offer this.

    Who it might be good for: Families and those who like to make savings as they shop at Woolies.
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  • Up to $50 per day - Up to 14 days
  • Bonus offer: Everyday Rewards Members can save 10% once a month on their Woolies shop. T&Cs apply.
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  • Bonus offer: Everyday Rewards Members can save 10% once a month on their Woolies shop. T&Cs apply.
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    Finder Score for car insurance

    We analyse over 30 car insurance products across insurance providers, and rate each one for price and features. We collect up to 36 quotes per product, for male and female drivers in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. Quotes are collected for 20 year olds, 30 year olds and 60 year olds, assuming an excess of $850 for a 2020 Toyota Corolla 4 door sedan model, with an average 15,000 kms driven each year. While we are not allowed to display actual quotes, our Finder Score aims to serve as an indicative guide to how cost and feature competitive a product might be for you.

    Our feature score assesses each product for more than 15 features across loss and damage coverage, repairs and assistance coverage, personal items coverage and policy coverage. Features we assess include but are not limited to legal liability, essential repairs, new car replacement, car hire events, roadside assistance, agreed or market value, windscreen damage and natural disaster coverage.

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    Everyday car insurance policy options

    Comprehensive

    Everyday comprehensive car insurance & drive less pay less includes:

    Damage caused by:

    • Accidents and collisions
    • Theft or attempted theft
    • Malicious damage
    • Fire
    • Natural events

    It also includes:

    • Legal liability up to $20 million
    • New car replacement if yours is written off within 2 years of its first registration
    • Hire car after after theft - up to $50 per day for 14 days
    • Trailer cover up to $1000
    • Essential repairs up to $500
    • Transit cover
    • Personal effects up to $500
    • Child safety seats and prams up to $500
    • Emergency travel and accommodation costs up to $500
    • Locks and keys up to $1000
    • Towing costs
    • Substitute car legal liability cover

    Third party fire & theft

    Everyday's third party fire & theft policy includes:

    Cover for damage caused by:

    • Theft or attempted theft
    • Fire

    It also includes:

    • Damage to other people's property
    • Hire car after theft - up to $50 per day for 14 days
    • Trailer cover - up to $1000
    • Essential repairs up to $500
    • Transit cover
    • Personal effects up to $500
    • Child safety seats and prams up to $500
    • Emergency travel and accommodation costs up to $500
    • Locks and keys up to $1000
    • Towing costs
    • Substitute car legal liability cover
    • Uninsured motorist extension benefit for up to $3,000

    Third party property damage

    Third party property damage cover includes:

    • Damage to other people's property
    • Substitute car legal liability cover
    • Uninsured motorist extension benefit for up to $3,000

    What additional cover options are available?

    • Excess free windscreen cover: This option means that if you need to claim for windscreen damage only, you won't be charged an excess. This option is available on comprehensive and third party fire and theft policies.
    • Hire car cover: This means you'll have access to a hire car in the event your car is off the road. This is an optional add on for comprehensive and fire & theft policies.
    • Roadside assistance: This is an optional add on for all Everyday policies.

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      VanessaMarch 5, 2019

      My car was damaged by the hail storm, it’s just been fixed and ready for me to pick up, however I was told I needed to pay the excess.
      Hail is a natural disaster and not my fault so excess should not be liable by me.
      Could you clarify this please.
      Vanessa

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        NikkiMarch 6, 2019

        Hi Vanessa,

        Thanks for reaching out! According to our page and Woolworths’ their comprehensive car insurance covers natural events. I suggest to review your policy on natural events and contact Woolworths to clarify this. Hope this was helpful. Don’t hesitate to message us back if you have more questions.

        Best,
        Nikki

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      SangeJune 13, 2018

      My car is now useless so I want to cancel my Woolworth insurance monthly 37.39 premiums so how to cancel my insurance policy?

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        NikkiJune 13, 2018

        Hi Sange,

        Thanks for getting in touch!

        You may cancel your cover any time you want.
        If you’re paying premiums monthly there will be no refund.
        If you’re paying premiums annually, you can get a refund for any unused portion of the premiums, minus statutory charges and the cancellation fee.

        Hope this helps.

        Cheers,
        Nikki

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      dasherFebruary 24, 2018

      do you have caravan insurance?????

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        JonathanFebruary 26, 2018Finder

        Hi Dasher,

        Thanks for your inquiry.

        Woolworths doesn’t currently offer caravan insurance. If you are trying to get a quote for caravan insurance, you may head to our comparison table to find a list of insurers. To get a quote, just click the “Get Quote” icon. You may also click the “Load More” icon to view more insurers.

        Before you buy any insurance policy, I encourage you to review their Product Disclosure Statements and Terms & Conditions to make sure you’re covered for what you need.

        Best,

        Jonathan

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      CarlosJune 20, 2017

      Does Woolies comprehensive cover at driver’s fault?

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        JonathanJune 20, 2017

        Hi Carlos!

        Woolworths Third Party Property Damage Cover has the coverage for your at-fault accident as well as legal liability. Check them on this page.

        Should you need to clarify further, you may contact them directly or click “Get Quote” to be redirected to their page and access Product Disclosure Statement.

        Hope this helps.

        Cheers,
        Jonathan

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      michaelApril 23, 2017

      is due I want to add an item do not automatically renew.

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        ZubairApril 26, 2017Finder

        Hi Michael,

        Thank you for your question.

        You have contacted finder.com.au, a comparison and information service and not actually Woolworths Car Insurance. You will need to contacted Woolworths Car Insurance directly about this matter.

        Cheers,
        Zubair

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