Direct Insurance Company’s Tennessee auto filing lists no rate change across 108,398 policies.

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By Preston Stewart, All Seasons Insurance Group  ·  October 14, 2026

The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance (TDCI) posts a monthly table of auto insurance rate changes that insurers file through the System for Electronic Rate and Form Filing (SERFF). In the table labeled “As of September 2026,” Direct Insurance Company lists a private passenger auto filing at 0.000% overall, with a maximum of 0.000% and a minimum of 0.000%, on 108,398 policies.

ItemTDCI table entry
CompanyDirect Insurance Company (NAIC 37220)
SERFF tracking numberGMMX-135067968
Coverage type19.0001 Private Passenger Auto (PPA)
Disposition date08/28/2026
Overall rate impact0.000%
Minimum / maximum0.000% / 0.000%
Policies affected108,398

Source: TDCI Monthly Auto Policy Rates, table as of September 2026.

A flat filing on a very large book

Many 0% filings on TDCI's table hide a wide individual range: the overall number averages to zero while some policies go down and others go up. This row is different. The overall, maximum, and minimum columns all read 0.000%, so the table shows no individual rate change for any of the 108,398 policies. That is one of the larger private passenger books on the September table.

A zero filing is not a frozen bill

A flat rate filing changes the price of the same coverage by zero on average and, on this row, by zero for every listed change. Your renewal can still move for other reasons: an added driver, a ticket or at-fault accident, a different vehicle, a new garaging address, a discount that dropped off, or a change in limits or deductibles. Compare this term's declarations page with last term's before assuming the premium will match last year dollar for dollar.

How Tennessee drivers can use this

For Tennessee auto decreases that do show a negative overall on the same TDCI table, see TDCI lists a 6% Tennessee auto rate decrease for Trexis Insurance Corporation on 55,565 policies. and Vault Reciprocal Filed a 14.800% Tennessee Auto Decrease — Some Policies Can Still Move 13.100% Up.

If something on a renewal does not add up after you have talked with your agent or insurer, TDCI accepts consumer complaints online.

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What did TDCI list for Direct Insurance Company?

TDCI's September 2026 auto table lists Direct Insurance Company, SERFF GMMX-135067968, private passenger auto, disposition 08/28/2026, overall 0.000%, maximum 0.000%, minimum 0.000%, and 108,398 policies affected.

Does 0% overall mean nobody's rate changed?

On this row, yes as printed: the overall, maximum, and minimum columns all read 0.000%. Many other 0% filings show wider individual ranges.

Can my premium still go up?

Yes. Changes to drivers, vehicles, claims, discounts, garaging address, limits, or deductibles can move a premium even when the filing shows no rate change.

When was the filing dispositioned?

The TDCI table lists a disposition date of 08/28/2026.

Why would an insurer file a 0% change?

The TDCI table does not say. The filing documents on SERFF Filing Access are the place to look.

How do I look up the filing?

Use SERFF tracking number GMMX-135067968 on SERFF Filing Access for Tennessee after checking TDCI's Monthly Auto Policy Rates page.

What if my renewal does not match what I expected?

Ask your agent or insurer to walk through the declarations page. If the issue is not resolved, TDCI accepts consumer complaints online.

How can All Seasons help after reading this?

Call 865-263-1400 or visit asigtn.com/get-a-quote/ for a free personal policy review. Informational only; no coverage promises. Seasons change. So should your coverage.

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