Liberty Mutual Mobile

FAQs

• Does Liberty Mutual have an app?
  Device Availability The app is available on any Apple or Android device, including your iPhone, iPad and tablets supporting Androids platform. User experience will be similar across devices. Your one-stop online insurance guide. Get free quotes now!
• How do I connect to Liberty Mutual right track?
  It's simple – just follow these easy steps.
  

  • First, make sure to enroll in RightTrack when you join Liberty Mutual.
  • Once you sign the terms and conditions, we'll ship you the device.
  • Plug the device into the OBD port of your car. ...
  • Drive for 90 days. ...
  • We'll confirm your discount and apply it to your premium.
• How does RightTrack work?
  When drivers enroll, they are mailed a small device that is placed on the windshield of their vehicle. ... With each driving trip, the RightTrack device will record the driver's behaviors and reward them for practicing safe driving skills. In order to qualify for the discount, drivers must use the device for 90 days.
• What is RightTrack mobile?
  RightTrack is a program that puts you in control of your auto policy savings. We'll notice the safe choices you're making on the road and reward you with a 5% to 30% discount on your auto insurance premium for completing the Liberty Mutual RightTrack Program.
• Is Safeco the same as liberty?
  In September 2008, Safeco became part of Liberty Mutual Insurance. The financial strength of our parent company, combined with a national network of local independent agents, has enabled Safeco to focus exclusively on personal insurance.
• Why is my right track not working?
  What do I do if my RightTrack app isn't working properly? If you suspect that the RightTrack app is not working properly, ensure you have downloaded the latest version from the app store and please uninstall and reinstall the app, logging in with your account credentials. Or call Liberty Mutual at 1-866-274-0892.
• Who bought out Liberty Mutual?
  State Auto Financial shareholders have signed off on the proposed acquisition of the insurer by Liberty Mutual. State Auto, based in Columbus, said Thursday that 99.5% of the shares voted, including abstentions, were in favor of the $1 billion deal. The deal, which is expected to close next year, was announced in July.