Commercial Auto Insurance

Underwritten by Ford Credit subsidiary TARIC

Pie commercial auto insurance combined with Ford Pro™ services is the fleet owner's secret to cost savings.

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Drive down fleet costs with Pie’s commercial auto coverage.

Serve your small business clients with the unprecedented combination of Pie’s data-driven insurance technology and Ford’s reputation in the automotive industry.

This combination allows you to offer your clients custom coverage built to meet the specific needs of each business with the trusted experience of Ford Credit—all with the end goal of lowering the overall cost of fleet ownership.

Commercial auto coverage for small businesses

Comprehensive

May lower your clients’ overall cost of owning a commercial vehicle by combining Pie’s coverage with Ford Pro services.

Supportive

In the event of a claim, your clients get access to high-quality repair regardless of the make of their vehicle.

Simple

Get the coverage that meets your client’s needs, with customizable stand-alone commercial auto—there’s no need to bundle.

Accelerating small business

Ford Pro’s comprehensive solutions include vehicle software, service, financing, and—as fleets of all sizes begin the transition to electrification—charging. All built upon the simple fact that Ford is #1 in commercial vehicles for 37 consecutive years.

Combining their commercial know-how with advanced technology, they’ll help accelerate your clients’ productivity, improve vehicle uptime, and potentially reduce the total cost of ownership.

Discover the power of Ford Pro.

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All Ford Pro Insure policies are issued by The American Road Insurance Company, and are sold and serviced by its managing general agent, Pie Insurance Services. Issuance remains subject to underwriting guidelines, review, and approval. Details and availability vary. Currently only available in Illinois. Discounts do not apply to all coverage elements; actual savings vary by state, coverage selections, rating factors, and policy changes.