Why choose Third Party Property, Fire & Theft Car Insurance?

Pay monthly at no extra premium

Choose to pay monthly at no extra premium, helping you spread the cost across the year. 

Basics plus a little extra

Cover your car if it’s stolen or damaged by fire, up to $10,0002, and access to some Additional Benefits.

Drive with confidence

Covers your legal liability for damage to other people’s property up to $20 million.

What's covered

Third Party Property Fire & Theft provides cover for damage resulting from fire2 and theft up to a maximum of $10,000, and legal liability for damage to other people’s property.

These policy overviews are a guide only. You’ll need to decide if this level of cover is right for you. For information on the full coverage, exclusion, limits and excesses, read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) before applying.

Included events

  • Fire2
  • Theft or attempted theft2
  • Legal liability for damage to other people's property up to $20 million
  • Damage from an identified uninsured driver for up to $5,000

Additional Benefits

  • Emergency repairs
  • Hire car after theft
  • Locks and keys replacement after theft
  • Personal property excluding mobile phones, computers, business tools and cash
  • Substitute car – legal liability cover
  • Temporary cover for replacement car
  • Towing and storage costs
  • Transportation costs and emergency accommodation costs

Who can apply?

  • Car insurance is to provide cover for your vehicle if it is used for private or non-excluded purposes. You must be at least 18 years of age (unless by exception), or the policy can cover vehicles owned by a company, and have an Australian address where the car is ordinarily parked overnight. All policies are subject to Hollard’s underwriting criteria.

    If you have questions about whether this product is suitable for you, refer to the Target Market Determination (TMD) for more details. 

Get a quote in 3 easy steps

1. Choose cover

Choose the right level of cover for you. There are 3 options to suit a range of needs.

2. Know the details

You’ll be asked questions about your car including the model, your driving history and claims activity. 

Apply

3. Get a quote

Complete your quote online.

Get a quote

Optional Covers and Services

Based on your needs and budget, you can choose to add Optional Covers or Services for an added cost.

Excess free window glass damage

Save on the excess the first time you replace your windscreen or window glass, in each period of insurance. 

Hollard Roadside Assistance

24/7 emergency support for when your car breaks down. Includes some minor repairs, flat batteries, flat tyres and more.

Available Australia-wide with no limits to how many times you can call (not all locations covered).

Hire car after accident

If your claim has been accepted for reasons other than theft or attempted theft, you’ll be covered for the cost of a hire car up to a specified limit. 

Making a claim 

Check the PDS to understand what you're covered for before incurring any expenses prior to lodging a claim.

Windscreen or window glass claims

Make a windscreen or window glass claim by calling 13 1361 and you’ll be appointed the preferred supplier O'Brien®.

All other car claims  

You can make a claim 24/7 via the My Claims Portal accessible through Netbank or the CommBank App. Alternatively, call 13 1361.

You’ll receive immediate confirmation once you make a claim and the Claims team will advise you of the next steps.

How to make a claim

Support

  • Documents for current policies

    Find the Car Insurance Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and other important forms for policies purchased on/after 20 August 2025.

    Current documents

  • Documents for older policies

    Find documents for policies effective before 20 August 2025. 

    Older documents

  • View or update an existing policy 

    View your existing policy details within the Accounts list in NetBank or the CommBank app. (CommBank customers only)

    To update your policy, call 13 1361

    • Mon-Fri, 8am-8pm (Sydney/Melbourne time)
    • Sat, 8am-5pm (Sydney/Melbourne time)

    Manage your policy

FAQs

An excess is an amount you must pay when your claim is accepted and agreed to be paid out.

When an excess applies, you must pay your Basic excess plus any applicable additional excess(es).

  • A lower Basic excess may save you more if you have a claim, but may lead to a higher premium
  • A higher Basic excess may save you more on your premiums, but may cost more if you have a claim

To find out more, refer to the PDS and PEDG.

If you replace your car with another car during your period of insurance, you'll be given up to 14 consecutive days of temporary cover for your replacement car. The temporary cover applying to your replacement car will be:

  • the same cover type noted on your Certificate of Insurance; and
  • for up to 14 days from the time you replaced your car with another car, or until the expiry date of your current period of insurance, whichever comes first.

You must contact 13 1361 before the end of the 14 days for cover over the new car to continue.

If a claim for your car is approved and repairs are required, subject to terms and conditions, you may be eligible for one of the following options:

  • A suitable repairer will be selected for your car
  • Pay you the reasonable cost for you to repair your car
  • Replace your car
  • Pay the agreed or market value (depending on which cover you have selected or any other limit shown on your Certificate of Insurance) if it is a total loss

The claim amount paid out will be reduced by any applicable excess(es).

View the PDS for full details.

Anyone who is a regular driver should be listed on the policy as a ‘declared driver’.  However, Learner drivers do not need to be listed until they obtain their ‘P’ plates.

Call 13 1361 to add additional drivers to your policy.

Car Insurance does not cover you for driving Uber or other ride sharing services.  

The policyholder can call 13 1361 to add more drivers. You’ll need the following information for all drivers:

  • Name, gender and date of birth
  • Age they first got their full licence in Australia or a recognised country, excluding their Learner’s licence
  • Driving, claim and criminal history. 

Adding more drivers might change your premium and the excesses payable at the time of a claim.

More information on adding drivers to your policy.  

You can get insurance for EVs and hybrids provided they meet Hollard's underwriting guidelines. 

Things you should know

  • Distributed by the Commonwealth Bank

    1 This discount cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount (other than those listed in the relevant Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) or any Supplementary Product Disclosure Statement), saving or promotional offer, unless otherwise advised. This discount may be removed or changed effective from the renewal date. This discount cannot be backdated. This discount is applied to annual base premium and excludes levies, Government charges and Roadside Assistance. To find out more about how your premium is calculated, refer to the PDS and Premium, Excess and Discount Guide (PEDG)

    2 Cover for damage caused by fire (including bushfire) or weather events is excluded for the first 24 hours of the policy (exceptions apply). Claim limits and other exclusions apply. 

    Car Insurance is provided by Hollard Insurance Partners Limited ABN 96 067 524 216, AFSL 235030 (Hollard) and distributed by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124, AFSL 234945 (CBA). Hollard is the insurer of this Car Insurance product. Hollard is not part of the CBA Group. CBA does not guarantee the obligations or performance of Hollard or the products Hollard offers. Neither CBA, nor any of its related bodies corporate accepts liability or guarantees payment of any claim or benefit in respect of general insurance products issued by Hollard. CBA may be paid a commission if Hollard issues you with a Car Insurance policy. Details are provided in the Financial Services Guide (FSG) by clicking on the link, or by calling 13 1361 for a paper copy. 

    For products issued by Hollard, information about the target market can be found within the product’s Target Market Determination.

    This information has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs. Before making any decision about this product you should consider this information in relation to your own circumstances. A Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) is available at all Commonwealth Bank branches, by downloading them from commbank.com.au or by calling 13 1361 and should be considered before making any decisions about this product. You should also read the Premium, Excess and Discount Guide (PEDG) and Financial Services Guide (FSG) by clicking on the links, or by calling 13 1361 for a paper copy. 

    Hollard is a signatory to the General Insurance Code of Practice, for more information on the code visit www.codeofpractice.com.au.

    O’Brien is a registered trademark of O’Brien Glass Industries Limited.