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Insurance Requirements in Tennessee

Understanding Tennessee's insurance requirements for auto, home, and renters coverage.

Updated February 1, 2026

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Tennessee Insurance Overview

Tennessee has standard insurance requirements with some flexibility in optional coverages. Understanding your options helps ensure you're properly protected.

Auto Insurance in Tennessee

State Requirements

Tennessee requires 25/50/15 liability coverage:

  • $25,000 bodily injury per person
  • $50,000 bodily injury per accident
  • $15,000 property damage per accident

Optional Coverages

  • Uninsured Motorist: Not required but recommended
  • Collision: Covers your vehicle in accidents
  • Comprehensive: Covers theft, weather, vandalism

Homeowners Insurance in Tennessee

Weather Considerations

Tennessee faces:

  • Tornado risk: Especially in Middle Tennessee
  • Severe storms: Hail, wind, and lightning damage
  • Flooding: Not covered by standard policies

Coverage Recommendations

  • Adequate dwelling coverage for rebuilding costs
  • Personal property coverage for belongings
  • Consider flood insurance if in flood-prone areas

Renters Insurance in Tennessee

Affordable protection for your belongings and liability. Many landlords require it.

Next Steps

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Review Your Auto Coverage

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