The term “full coverage” usually means carrying all of the car insurance coverages required by law in your state. This can be property damage, liability coverage, and personal injury protection coverage, as well as others. Deciding whether to carry full coverage depends on many factors, like how much you drive and the age of your vehicle. Most people use “full coverage” to include comprehensive and collision coverage on top of the state-minimum requirements.
Remember that having full coverage does not mean you have the highest limits of each coverage; it just means that you have all of the coverages required in your state. You could purchase maximum limits or lower limits, depending on your needs, and still have full coverage.