Originally Posted by Eujeanie

I did find this, and the AS Visa is not on the list. Nor is the card I currently use. But since I don't have *any* of the cards listed, I'll just stick with what I have been using:

Best for a U.S. rental: A card that offers primary insurance coverage
If there's one thing travel and auto rental experts agree on, it's this: Use a card that offers primary coverage if you have one. Then, if you damage or wreck your rental car, you won't have to file a claim with your auto insurance. "That alone can save you a tremendous amount of money in the long term, because you avoid any chance of your premiums going up from a claim," Weinberg says.

Fortunately, more cards are offering primary coverage. The following cards, as of October 2015, offer primary coverage, and should be your first choice when renting a car in the U.S.:
• United MileagePlus Explorer and MileagePlus Club.
• Fairmont Visa Signature.
• Discover Escape.
• J.P. Morgan Palladium card.
• Ritz Carlton Visa Signature.
• Chase Sapphire Preferred.
• Many rewards business cards (Most require that your rental is for business use for the coverage to apply)

from creditcards.com