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Fewest complaints: car insurance companies in Indiana, 2025

A ranking of car insurance companies writing in Indiana by how few complaints they drew from Indiana customers in 2025, relative to their size in Indiana. The ranking uses the complaint index published by the Indiana Department of Insurance, a regulator-published number, not our opinion and not a survey. This is a one-year, one-state demonstration of the ratings method: national pages will rank on a 3-year average. Data date: calendar year 2025, Indiana Department of Insurance 2025 Auto Complaint Index, retrieved 2026-11-08. Scope: Indiana only. Line: private passenger auto.

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Among Indiana auto insurers with 10 or more complaints in 2025, Progressive Southeastern (0.65) and State Farm Mutual Auto (0.67) drew the fewest complaints for their size.

How is the ranking decided?

Key points

  • Among insurers with 10 or more complaints in 2025, Progressive Southeastern (0.65) and State Farm Mutual Auto (0.67) drew the fewest complaints for their size; Integon Indemnity (3.99) drew the most.
  • GEICO has no single Indiana index: six GEICO writing companies appear, with indexes from 1.06 to 2.48.
  • Every company below 0.50 has fewer than 10 complaints, so no company earns the top “Fewest complaints” band on this page. The band is empty by rule.
  • A low complaint index does not mean the cheapest price, the best coverage, or the fastest claim. It means fewer customers complained to the regulator.

General information only, not insurance, legal or financial advice.

How is the ranking decided?

Ranked by the 2025 Indiana complaint index (lowest first). 1.00 is the Indiana median. Exactly the complaints expected for a company’s size in Indiana. Below 1.00 means fewer complaints than expected; above 1.00 means more. This page is not a price comparison (we do not hold per-carrier prices), a recommendation to buy from any company, or a verdict on coverage quality. To compare quotes, see compare car insurance; for Indiana’s state rules, see insurance in Indiana.

RankCompany (legal entity)2025 indexBandIndiana premium 2025Closed complaints 2025AM Best
1United Farm Family Mutual Insurance Co (NAIC 15288)0.23Fewer complaints than expected ⚠️$442,052,0915Check the current rating at ambest.com
2American Economy Insurance Co (NAIC 19690)0.35Fewer complaints than expected ⚠️$58,476,7661Check the current rating at ambest.com
3Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Co (NAIC 22624)0.41Fewer complaints than expected ⚠️$101,678,2792Check the current rating at ambest.com
4Auto-Owners Insurance Co (NAIC 18988)0.47Fewer complaints than expected ⚠️$218,686,8175Check the current rating at ambest.com
5Allstate North American Insurance Co (NAIC 11110)0.64Fewer complaints than expected ⚠️$97,136,3963Check the current rating at ambest.com
6Progressive Southeastern Insurance Co (NAIC 38784)0.65Fewer complaints than expected$601,997,74819Check the current rating at ambest.com
7State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co (NAIC 25178)0.67Fewer complaints than expected$1,196,624,76139Check the current rating at ambest.com
8Safeco Insurance Co of Indiana (NAIC 11215)0.79Fewer complaints than expected ⚠️$78,323,0853Check the current rating at ambest.com
9Allstate Property & Casualty Insurance Co (NAIC 17230)0.81Fewer complaints than expected$305,478,51112Check the current rating at ambest.com
10Erie Insurance Exchange (NAIC 26271)0.82Fewer complaints than expected$301,553,19412Check the current rating at ambest.com
11Standard Fire Insurance Co (NAIC 19070)0.87Fewer complaints than expected ⚠️$71,112,5793Check the current rating at ambest.com
12GEICO Marine Insurance Co (NAIC 37923)1.06About as expected ⚠️$58,268,6763Check the current rating at ambest.com
13Progressive Paloverde Insurance Co (NAIC 44695)1.11About as expected$651,807,75835Check the current rating at ambest.com
14GEICO Advantage Insurance Co (NAIC 14138)1.18About as expected ⚠️$70,136,3864Check the current rating at ambest.com
15State Farm Fire & Casualty Co (NAIC 25143)1.19About as expected ⚠️$52,067,4773Check the current rating at ambest.com
16United Services Automobile Association (NAIC 25941)1.22About as expected ⚠️$50,797,3173Check the current rating at ambest.com
17Liberty Mutual Personal Insurance Co (NAIC 12484)1.47About as expected ⚠️$56,185,7904Check the current rating at ambest.com
18GEICO Indemnity Co (NAIC 22055)1.60More complaints than expected ⚠️$64,535,8765Check the current rating at ambest.com
19GEICO Secure Insurance Co (NAIC 14137)2.48Most complaints ⚠️$66,701,9178Check the current rating at ambest.com
20Integon Indemnity Corp (NAIC 22772)3.99Most complaints$51,825,31310Check the current rating at ambest.com

⚠️ “Based on fewer than 10 complaints, read with caution.” A company with 1 complaint against $58M of premium scores 0.35; that number is arithmetically correct and practically fragile. One more complaint would move it sharply. Flagged companies are never placed in the top band, however low their index is.

Bands: Below 0.50: fewest complaints · 0.50-0.99: fewer complaints than expected · 1.00-1.49: about as expected · 1.50-1.99: more complaints than expected · 2.00 and above: most complaints. No company on this page earns the top “Fewest complaints” band: every company below 0.50 has fewer than 10 complaints, so the band is empty by rule. That is the rule working, not a mistake.

What does this page find?

Among Indiana auto insurers with enough complaints to read reliably (10 or more in 2025), Progressive Southeastern (0.65) and State Farm Mutual Auto (0.67) drew the fewest complaints relative to their size. Allstate Property & Casualty (0.81) and Erie Insurance Exchange (0.82) are close behind. Integon Indemnity (3.99) drew the most.

GEICO has no single Indiana index. Six GEICO writing companies appear in Indiana with indexes from 1.06 (GEICO Marine) to 2.48 (GEICO Secure). Any page that prints one “GEICO complaint index” without naming the company is hiding this spread.

Progressive is two different companies in Indiana, and they point in opposite directions: Progressive Southeastern 0.65, Progressive Paloverde 1.11. Same brand, different books of business, different complaint records.

526 companies with zero complaints are not in this table. The Indiana report itself excludes them. A company absent from this page may have had no complaints, or may have written too little premium to appear. Absence is not a score.

Why this number may differ from numbers you have seen elsewhere?

State Farm Mutual Auto’s index is 0.67 in Indiana in 2025. The same company’s national index for 2025 is reported as 0.59 by one compilation (dreamyleads.com, retrieved Sep 10, 2026) and 0.79 by another (CarInsurance.com compilation, Aug 2026). These are not contradictions: Indiana and national are different denominators, and the compilations pick different entities and years. This page states its scope (Indiana, 2025, named entity) so the reader can check it. Any complaint figure without a stated scope, entity, and year cannot be compared with this one. Secondary compilations are not used as data on this page: every figure here is copied from the official Indiana DOI PDF.

Which companies were considered but not ranked?

GEICO Choice Insurance Co (NAIC 14139), index 1.84, 3 complaints, $33,670,385 premium: below the $50M state-premium threshold for this page. GEICO Casualty Co (NAIC 41491), index 1.35, 2 complaints, $30,711,291 premium: below the threshold. Government Employees Insurance Co (NAIC 22063), index 0.81, 1 complaint, $25,458,253 premium: below the threshold. All other Indiana auto writers below $50M premium are excluded by the same rule. The full Indiana report lists every company with at least one complaint; the PDF is linked below.

How does the ranking work?

Source: Indiana Department of Insurance, 2025 Auto Complaint Index (PDF). The index is a company’s share of Indiana complaints divided by its share of Indiana premium in the line. 1.00 is the Indiana median. Ranking metric (this demonstration): the single-year 2025 index, lowest first. National pages rank on the 3-year average (2023-2025) from NAIC CIS; this page is one year in one state because that is the complete dataset obtained for this example. See the full ratings methodology.

Entity rule: every figure is recorded against the legal entity name and NAIC company code, never a brand name alone. Inclusion (this page): Indiana private-passenger-auto premium of at least $50M in 2025 and at least 1 closed confirmed complaint (the report only lists companies with complaints). National pages use at least $100M premium and at least 10 complaints over three years. The Indiana report marks companies with premiums under $1 million as “did not calculate”; none of those companies meets this page’s $50M threshold.

AM Best: the financial-strength column is a link to ambest.com. We do not print AM Best letter ratings: AM Best ratings are proprietary and may not be reproduced without written permission, which we have not yet received. When permission is granted, letters will appear here with the required licence notice. J.D. Power: no J.D. Power column on this page. J.D. Power scores are national; this page is Indiana-only, and mixing a national satisfaction score into a state table would mislead. The column appears on national pages only, for companies the study publicly named. No paid placement: no company pays for placement, a band, or a mention. No score where data is missing: a missing figure is shown as “No data” and the company is not ranked. Nothing is estimated, averaged in, or filled from another source.

What does the complaint index measure, and what does it not measure?

It measures complaints that reached the Indiana Department of Insurance and were confirmed. It misses unhappy customers who never complained to a regulator. It is size-adjusted: a large insurer is not punished for having more policyholders. It says nothing about price, coverage, or claims-payment speed. Use it alongside a quote, not instead of one. It is published per calendar year, so a company that is getting better or worse shows up 6-18 months late.

What the index measures, and what it does not:

  • It measures complaints that reached the Indiana Department of Insurance and were confirmed
  • It misses unhappy customers who never complained to a regulator
  • It is size-adjusted: a large insurer is not punished for having more policyholders
  • It says nothing about price, coverage, or claims-payment speed

Sources

Indiana Department of Insurance, 2025 Auto Complaint Index (PDF) (in.gov/idoi/files/Auto-Complaint-Index-2025.pdf) retrieved 2026-11-08. Subtotal: $5,456,510,342 premium / 322 complaints (companies with complaints); total including 526 zero-complaint companies: $6,618,399,016. Premiums are Indiana private-passenger-auto direct premiums from the Property & Casualty Annual Statement, Page 19, Lines 19.1-19.4 and 21.1, as stated in the PDF. NAIC Consumer Information Source, content.naic.org/cis_consumer_information.htm (national index; not used for the figures on this page). AM Best rating lookup: ambest.com (link-out; letters not reproduced pending permission). Full methodology (version 1.0): ratings methodology.

Corrections

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Indiana auto complaints: questions people ask

Indiana auto complaints (questions people ask) the questions people ask first.

What is the Indiana complaint index?

It is a company’s share of Indiana complaints divided by its share of Indiana premium in private passenger auto for the year. 1.00 is the Indiana median. Exactly the complaints expected for a company’s size in Indiana. This page uses the Indiana Department of Insurance 2025 Auto Complaint Index, retrieved 2026-11-08.

Why do some companies have a warning flag beside their index?

The flag means the index rests on fewer than 10 complaints in 2025, so one more complaint would move it sharply. American Economy scores 0.35 on a single complaint against $58,476,766 of premium, arithmetically correct, practically fragile. Flagged companies are never placed in the top band.

Why is there no single GEICO complaint index?

Because the index is published per legal entity, not per brand, and six GEICO writing companies appear in Indiana with indexes from 1.06 (GEICO Marine) to 2.48 (GEICO Secure). A single “GEICO” number would hide that spread.

Why does State Farm’s index here differ from numbers I have seen elsewhere?

State Farm Mutual Auto is 0.67 in Indiana in 2025, while national compilations for 2025 report 0.59 and 0.79 for the same company. Indiana and national are different denominators, and compilations pick different entities and years. A complaint figure without a stated scope, entity, and year cannot be compared with this one.

Where can I check a company’s AM Best rating?

At ambest.com, using the link in the AM Best column of the table. AM Best letters are not printed on this page because republication needs written permission, which has not yet been received.

General information only, not insurance, legal or financial advice. Check the wording of any policy you are considering, because exclusions, waiting periods and limits differ by policy.

Official sources

Indiana Department of Insurance, 2025 Auto Complaint Index (PDF) (in.gov/idoi/files/Auto-Complaint-Index-2025.pdf) retrieved 2026-11-08. Full method: ratings methodology. Confirm the current rule on the official site before you buy or enroll.

Reviewed by editors Enu Zehra and Ms. Kakka. Owner: Nadeem. Questions: hello@countrypilot.net.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Indiana complaint index?

It is a company’s share of Indiana complaints divided by its share of Indiana premium in private passenger auto for the year. 1.00 is the Indiana median. Exactly the complaints expected for a company’s size in Indiana. This page uses the Indiana Department of Insurance 2025 Auto Complaint Index, retrieved 2026-11-08.

Why do some companies have a warning flag beside their index?

The flag means the index rests on fewer than 10 complaints in 2025, so one more complaint would move it sharply. American Economy scores 0.35 on a single complaint against $58,476,766 of premium, arithmetically correct, practically fragile. Flagged companies are never placed in the top band.

Why is there no single GEICO complaint index?

Because the index is published per legal entity, not per brand, and six GEICO writing companies appear in Indiana with indexes from 1.06 (GEICO Marine) to 2.48 (GEICO Secure). A single “GEICO” number would hide that spread.

Why does State Farm’s index here differ from numbers I have seen elsewhere?

State Farm Mutual Auto is 0.67 in Indiana in 2025, while national compilations for 2025 report 0.59 and 0.79 for the same company. Indiana and national are different denominators, and compilations pick different entities and years. A complaint figure without a stated scope, entity, and year cannot be compared with this one.

Where can I check a company’s AM Best rating?

At ambest.com, using the link in the AM Best column of the table. AM Best letters are not printed on this page because republication needs written permission, which has not yet been received. General information only, not insurance, legal or financial advice. Check the wording of any policy you are considering, because exclusions, waiting periods and limits differ by policy.

About this page

What is this page about? Indiana auto insurers ranked by the Indiana DOI 2025 complaint index: 20 companies with $50M+ premium, State Farm 0.67, Integon 3.99.

Is this advice about which policy to buy? No. This page gives general information and, where it has a companion tool, an educational estimate. It does not recommend a policy or a carrier.

Where do I check the official rule? In the official source linked on this page, and in the method or sources section of the companion tool where one exists. Rules change, so the official source has the last word.

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