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Cheapest Car Insurance in Oklahoma

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Oklahoma publishes rates for some insurers, and those insurers are ranked by price. You'll also find ways to cut your own bill.

  • $51.what the legal minimum costs on average each month.
  • 25/50/25.the lowest liability limits you can carry.
  • Among the 51 states, prices rank 23rd, with the most expensive counted as 1st.

For an adult with a clean record, the lowest rates in Oklahoma

The state's own pricing applies to this profile: a married male, 36, principal operator, an 18-mile round-trip commute, 12,000 mi/yr, no accidents and no violations over 3 years, 2018 Chevrolet Malibu LS, 25/50/25 plus comp and collision with a $500 deductible.

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
6Shelter Mutual Insurance Co.$1,646$137
7Farmers Insurance$1,684$140
8USAA$1,802$150
9Progressive$2,012$168
10Progressive$2,066$172

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

Cheapest in Oklahoma if you're a young driver

The state priced this profile: a single male, 16, listed as the main driver, commuting to school, a clean record for 3 years with no accidents or violations, under 7,500 mi/yr, a 2018 Chevrolet Malibu LS, 25/50/25 plus comp/coll and a $500 deductible.

RankInsurerPer yearPer month
1State Farm$2,316$193
2State Farm$3,156$263
3GEICO$4,130$344
4Safeco Insurance Co. of America$4,444$370
5Shelter Mutual Insurance Co.$5,182$432
6American Farmers & Ranchers Mutual Ins. Co.$6,134$511
7USAA$6,640$553
8USAA$6,918$576
9Garrison Property & Casualty Insurance Co.$7,804$650
10Standard Fire Ins. Co.$7,986$666

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

How to pay less

  • Keep the state minimum only on an old car you could replace with cash: dropping collision and comprehensive saves $838 a year on the Oklahoma average.
  • Raise your deductible; what you save each year often beats the extra one claim would cost you.
  • Ask for each discount by name: safe-driving apps, good student, paying in full, bundling home and auto, multi-car.
  • At each renewal, compare prices again. A rise in your price doesn't mean other companies rose too.

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