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Car Insurance in Oklahoma

Figures updated

What Oklahoma drivers pay, plus the legal minimum and the cheapest insurers

  • $121.Average monthly cost for full coverage
  • 25/50/25.Lowest allowed liability amounts
  • 23rd of 51.the most expensive state (1st = highest).

Car insurance costs in Oklahoma

Full coverage costs the average Oklahoma driver $1,454 each year, or about $121 monthly A policy that meets only the legal minimum costs $616 per year on average It costs 10% less each year than the US average of $1,613.

Coverage in OklahomaPer yearPer month
Liability$616$51
Collision$460$38
Comprehensive$378$32
Full coverage (all three)$1,454$121

Source: NAIC 2024 Auto Insurance Database Average Premium Supplement (PDF).

The minimum required under Oklahoma law

Oklahoma law sets minimum liability at 25/50/25. The limit for each person hurt is $25,000. One crash has a $50,000 limit for everyone hurt. Damage to other people's property has a $25,000 limit.

Oklahoma's at-fault rule makes the driver who causes a crash responsible for payment through their liability cover.

You don't need uninsured motorist cover. However, in most states, insurers must offer it.

Source: Oklahoma Insurance Department, Auto Insurance Common Myths.

What each part of the Oklahoma minimum car insurance limit pays for: one injured person, everyone hurt in a crash, and damaged property

Lowest-cost insurers in the Oklahoma rate guide

Married male, 36, principal operator, 18-mile round-trip commute, no accidents or violations in 3 years, 12,000 mi/yr, 2018 Chevrolet Malibu LS, 25/50/25 + comp/coll $500 ded. The annual premiums come from the state's comparison guide

RankInsurerPer yearPer month
1GEICO$782$65
2Safeco Insurance Co. of America$1,108$92
3USAA$1,384$115
4USAA$1,452$121
5Garrison Property & Casualty Insurance Co.$1,572$131

Source: Oklahoma Insurance Department: Auto Insurance Rate Comparison (Updated September 2026).

How many drivers in Oklahoma lack insurance?

In 2023, about 12% of Oklahoma drivers had no car insurance, the 27th highest rate among the 51 If an uninsured driver hits you, this coverage pays your bills.

Source: Insurance Information Institute, Facts + Statistics: Uninsured motorists (Insurance Research Council estimates).

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