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Erie Claim Complaints

Regulator data last updated October 24, 2026. Page edited by Ali Ahmad, MyAutoTriage editor.

Short answer

Erie had too few complaints in the Texas, New York and California data to compare fairly with other insurers.

Texas 2025

Not in this state's data.

New York 2024

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Too few complaints to compare

6 upheld complaints on $229 million of premium. Average = 1.00.

California 2025

Not among the largest insurers in this state's report.

What stands out in Erie's numbers

In New York's 2024 ranking, the 2 companies selling as Erie placed between 58 and 74 of 128 auto insurers (1 = fewest upheld complaints for its premium).

If Erie is stalling or lowballing your claim

  1. Put it in writing. Ask the adjuster by email for the reason for any delay or offer, and the policy language or valuation report behind it.
  2. Keep a dated record of every call, promise and document. State claim rules set deadlines for acknowledging, deciding and paying claims, and a record shows when they were missed.
  3. Send a written counter-offer with your own evidence: estimates, comparable cars, receipts.
  4. If that goes nowhere, file a complaint with your state insurance department. It's free, and the insurer has to answer it in writing.

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Companies counted as Erie
  • Erie Insurance Company of New York (NY, NAIC 16233)
  • Erie Insurance Company (NY, NAIC 26263)

Frequently asked questions

Does Erie have a lot of complaints?

Erie had too few complaints in the Texas, New York and California data to compare fairly with other insurers.

What does a complaint index of 1.00 mean?

1.00 is the average for all auto insurers in that state, adjusted for size. A score of 0.50 means half as many complaints as expected for the company's size; 2.00 means twice as many.

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Not legal, financial, or insurance advice. This page summarises rules and data for general education only. Insurance laws, deadlines, and formulas vary by state, by policy, and by insurer, and they change over time. Verify anything important with your insurance policy, your state department of insurance, or a licensed attorney before relying on it. Complaint ratings come from state regulators' published data and describe past complaints, not how any one claim will go. They are not a recommendation to buy or avoid any insurer.