How much car insurance costs in Florida vs. Texas

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Car insurance rates can look very different depending on where you live. Premiums in Florida and Texas vary widely due to differences in state insurance laws, traffic patterns, claims trends and even weather risks.

For example, drivers in Florida pay an average of $326 per month for car insurance. In Texas, the same level of coverage costs about $259 monthly.

If you’re planning a move — or just wondering how your ZIP code affects what you pay — understanding these differences can help you budget smarter and choose the right coverage for your situation.

Average car insurance rates in Florida vs. Texas

In Florida, drivers pay an average of $326 per month for car insurance, compared with $259 per month in Texas.

For a standard six-month policy, that works out to $1,958 in Florida and $1,553 in Texas.

Overall, drivers in Texas typically pay lower premiums than those in Florida. While statewide averages show a clear difference, your personal rate may be higher or lower depending on factors such as your driving history, age, vehicle type, coverage limits and ZIP code.

Below is an overview of average car insurance rates in Florida and Texas.

Premium type	Florida	Texas
Avg. Monthly Premium	$326	$259
Avg. 6 Month Premium	$1,958	$1,553
Avg. Annual Premium	$3,916	$3,106

How car insurance rates compare by coverage level in Florida and Texas

Car insurance costs in Florida and Texas vary based on the coverage level you select. In Florida, full coverage averages $3,916 per year, compared with $3,106 annually in Texas.

Those differences reflect how insurers price policies in each state based on overall claims data, vehicle values and driver risk profiles.

Coverage level affects cost because:

Full coverage includes liability, collision and comprehensive protection.
Liability-only coverage pays for damage or injuries you cause to other drivers but does not cover your own vehicle.
State minimum liability meets only the legal coverage requirements in each state.

The table below compares average premiums across common coverage types in Florida and Texas.

Coverage types	Florida	Texas
Full Coverage – 100/300/100 BI/PD – 500 Comp/Coll	$3,916	$3,106
State Minimum BI/PD	$1,228	$841
Liability Only – 50/100/50 BI/PD	$1,635	$928
Non-Owners	$668	$564
Gap Insurance	$4,297	$3,783
SR22 with 1 DUI	$5,670	$5,394

Cheapest car insurance companies in Florida vs. Texas

Even within the same state, car insurance prices can differ widely from one company to another. To help you compare your options, we’ve highlighted the insurers offering the lowest average rates in both Florida and Texas. These numbers give you a starting point — but your personal rate may vary.

Cheapest car insurance companies in Florida

In Florida, Travelers offers the lowest average rate at $2,448 per year. Followed by:

State Farm: $2,758
UAIC: $2,837

The table below shows car insurance providers in Florida with the most affordable car insurance rates.

Company	Annual rate
Travelers	$2,448
State Farm	$2,758
UAIC	$2,837
GEICO	$2,974
Mercury Insurance	$3,643
Allstate	$5,064
Progressive	$5,676
AIG	$6,137

Cheapest car insurance companies in Texas

In Texas, Incline Insurance offers the lowest average annual rate at $1,638 per year. Other affordable options include:

State Farm: $2,445 per year
GEICO: $2,625 per year

Below, you see car insurance providers with the most affordable rates for drivers in Texas.

Company	Annual rate
Incline Insurance	$1,638
State Farm	$2,445
GEICO	$2,625
Progressive	$3,105
Auto Club Enterprises (AAA)	$3,398
Allstate	$4,484
Farmers	$6,136
USAA*	$2,076

*USAA is only available to military community members and their families.

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Average car insurance rates by ZIP code in Florida and Texas

Car insurance rates can vary significantly by ZIP code — even within the same state. Insurers use location-based data when setting premiums, which means two drivers with similar profiles could pay different rates depending on where they live.

Below is a comparison of average car insurance costs by ZIP code in Florida and Texas.

How much does car insurance cost by ZIP code in Florida?

In Florida, rates can differ noticeably across ZIP codes. Among the most populous ZIP codes analyzed, 32259 has the lowest average annual premium at $3,403.

Here’s a closer look at how average car insurance rates compare across ZIP codes in Florida.

ZIP code	City	Annual rate
32259	Fruit Cove	$3,403
34787	Winter Garden	$3,753
34953	Port St. Lucie	$3,927
32218	Jacksonville	$4,049
33647	Tampa	$4,569
33024	Hollywood	$4,905
33411	Royal Palm Beach	$4,945
33025	Miramar	$4,965
33023	Miramar	$5,103
33311	Fort Lauderdale	$5,195

How much does car insurance cost by ZIP code in Texas?

Among the most populous ZIP codes analyzed, drivers in ZIP code 79938 pay an average of $3,385 per year. In comparison, drivers in ZIP code 77433 pay about $2,983 annually.

The table below shows how average car insurance premiums compare across ZIP codes in Texas, giving you a clearer picture of how location may impact your rate.

ZIP code	City	Annual rate
77433	Cypress	$2,983
78130	New Braunfels	$3,008
78660	Pflugerville	$3,042
77449	Katy	$3,103
78641	Leander	$3,176
77573	League City	$3,249
77084	Houston	$3,249
79936	El Paso	$3,267
77494	Katy	$3,303
79938	El Paso	$3,385

What are the top car insurance companies in Florida and Texas?

The top car insurance companies in Florida and Texas are ranked based on overall performance and customer satisfaction scores. Below, we highlight the highest-rated insurers in each state, using standardized comparisons of financial strength, complaints data and service ratings.

What are the top car insurance companies in Florida?

In Florida, GEICO ranks highest overall, with a score of 4.84 and a customer satisfaction rating of 0.60.

Close behind is State Farm, earning an overall ranking of 4.36 and a satisfaction score of 0.87.

The table below shows the highest-rated car insurance companies in Florida, based on overall score and customer satisfaction.

Company	Overall ranking	Customer Satisfaction Index Ranking
GEICO	4.84	660
State Farm	4.36	639
Travelers	4.28	620
Allstate	3.61	660
Mercury Insurance	3.32	594
Progressive	3.30	606

What are the top car insurance companies in Texas?

In Texas, State Farm leads with an overall ranking of 4.37 and a customer satisfaction score of 0.87.

It’s followed by GEICO at 4.30, with a satisfaction rating of 0.60.

Auto Club Enterprises (AAA) rounds out the top three with an overall ranking of 4.16 and a satisfaction score of 1.29.

Below are the top-rated car insurance providers in Texas, based on overall performance and customer satisfaction.

Company	Overall ranking	Customer Satisfaction Index Ranking
State Farm	4.37	648
GEICO	4.30	624
Auto Club Enterprises (AAA)	4.16	676
Progressive	3.99	616
Allstate	3.32	627
Farmers	2.71	623
USAA*	4.59	720

*USAA is only available to military community members and their families.

So, which state is more affordable for car insurance?

If you’re weighing a move — or simply comparing costs — car insurance can make a meaningful difference in your budget. On average, drivers in Florida pay about $3,916 per year for full coverage, while drivers in Texas pay around $3,106. Over time, that gap can add up, especially if you’re insuring multiple vehicles or planning a long-term relocation.

When it comes to finding the cheapest option, Travelers has the lowest average rates in Florida, while Incline Insurance stands out in Texas. But averages only tell part of the story. Your actual premium will depend on your driving record, vehicle, coverage choices and even your ZIP code.

Even a few hundred dollars in annual savings can tip the scales when comparing overall living costs. Before making a decision, it’s smart to compare personalized quotes from multiple insurers to see which state — and which company — truly offers the best value for your situation.

Frequently asked questions about home and auto bundle insurance

Is car insurance cheaper in Florida than in Texas?

Car insurance in Florida is expensive than Texas. The average monthly cost in Florida is $326, which is $67 more than the average in Texas of $259.

Can I use my Florida insurance in Texas?

If you’re just visiting Texas for a short time, your Florida car insurance should cover you. Most car insurance policies provide coverage across the U.S., so if your Florida policy meets the state’s minimum requirements, it will generally apply in Texas as well.

However, if you’re planning to move to Texas and stay for a longer period, you’ll need to switch your car insurance to a Texas provider. Each state has its own insurance rules, and you are required to have insurance that meets the minimum requirements of the state where your car is registered. Maintaining a Florida policy while living in Texas could be considered insurance fraud, especially if you’re involved in an accident.

Shivani Gite

Contributing Writer

Shivani Gite is a personal finance and insurance writer with a degree in journalism and mass communication. She is passionate about making insurance topics easy to understand for people and helping them make better financial decisions.