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You should only drop the physical damage part of your insurance if your vehicle is paid for in full and when you no longer would need help replacing or repairing the vehicle if a claim occurs. Also you could say that when the price of the physical damage coverage exceeds the benefit of replacing the value of the vehicle.
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