Claims

​​​​Vandalism claims

Was your car vandalized? Your insurance can help you deal with scratches, dents, slashed tires, graffiti or other damage caused by vandalism.

Am I covered?

Vandalism claims are covered if you have ICBC Comprehensive coverage.

Steps of your vandalism claim

Here's what to do and what to expect when you make your claim.

Step 1: Report to the local police

If the vandalism happened:

Be sure to write down the police file number. You'll need it when you report your claim to us.

Step 2: Report your claim online or by phone

Report your vandalism claim online or by phone.

When you make your claim, we will let you know where you may get the estimate done.

Step 3: Get an estimate of the damage

An estimator examines the damage to your vehicle, then writes up an estimate of the repairs needed. Find out more about Getting a damage estimate

The process will vary depending on whether you select a repair facility that’s part of the ICBC Repair Network​ or not.

If your vehicle is not repairable​

If it is not economical to repair your vehicle, you'll typically receive a payment based on the vehicle's fair market value. Find out more about what happens if your vehicle isn't repairable.

Step 4: Pay your deductible

When the repairs are done, you will have to pay a deductible to the shop. The deductible is the amount you have to pay toward repairs before your insurance pays for the rest.

You may have to pay depreciation on some parts and/or labour that are subject to wear and tear. Talk to your estimator for details.