Cheapest Car Insurance in Oklahoma for 2026


Progressive has the cheapest minimum and full coverage car insurance in Oklahoma, and is also cheapest for seniors, drivers with a DUI, and in nearly every major city. 

American Farmers & Ranchers (AFR) is cheapest for parents adding a teen driver to their policy and for drivers with poor credit. Drivers with violations should quote State Farm after a speeding ticket, and Shelter after a texting ticket.

Progressive
$30
4.98/5
Progressive
$100
4.98/5
American Farmers & Ranchers

$199-$240

4.17/5
Progressive
$80
4.98/5
State Farm
$137
4.36/5
American Farmers & Ranchers
$136
4.17/5
Progressive
$122
4.98/5

Shelter Insurance

$133

4.24/5

American Farmers & Ranchers
$189
4.17/5
Progressive

$24

4.98/5
Progressive

Progressive

Best Cheap Car Insurance for Full Coverage in Oklahoma

Progressive is the cheapest for full coverage in Oklahoma at $100 a month, $9 less than GEICO at $109. Progressive also has the state's highest overall score, so paying the lowest price here doesn't mean compromising on service or coverage. Progressive is also the only insurer with automatic pet injury coverage (up to $1,000) built into standard collision coverage — great if your furry friends keep you company on drives.

Cheapest Car Insurance by Coverage Type in Oklahoma

Progressive
$30
$100
4.98/5

GEICO

$42
$109
4.44/5
Mercury Insurance
$41
$115
4.56/5
Shelter Insurance
$51
$122
4.24/5
State Farm
$39
$132
4.36/5

Cheapest Full Coverage in Oklahoma
Progressive offers the cheapest full coverage at $100 a month, $9 below GEICO at $109 and $32 below State Farm at $132. It also holds the highest overall score in the state (4.98/5), so the lowest price in this case has no trade-offs for claims handling. Plus, Progressive's “Name Your Own Quote” tool actually allows you to input the exact monthly premium you can afford and work backwards to build a customizable policy matching that budget; no other company lets you do that.

Cheapest Liability-Only in Oklahoma
Progressive also has the cheapest minimum coverage in Oklahoma at $30 a month, $9 less than State Farm at $39, which saves $108 a year. Progressive handles claims through its app and phone, while State Farm assigns a local agent. Choose State Farm only if you want a person managing that claim.

How to Choose Between Minimum and Full Coverage in Oklahoma

Full coverage costs $70 more per month than minimum coverage with Progressive ($100 versus $30), an additional $840 a year. If your car is worth less than five years of that difference, $4,200, a payout after a total loss likely wouldn’t justify what you’re paying to insure it. In Oklahoma, that $70 also buys comprehensive, the only coverage that pays for hail damage; so a car you park outside is a good case for keeping full coverage. If your car is financed, leased or worth more than $4,200, keep full coverage.

Cheapest Car Insurance for Teens and Young Adults in Oklahoma

American Farmers & Ranchers has the cheapest car insurance for teen drivers in Oklahoma at $199 a month for a 16-year-old female and $240 for a 16-year-old male. It stays cheapest for every age 16 to 22 for both genders and for females through 25. The biggest single-year drop is 16 to 17, $37 for females and $45 for males. Re-quote every year but especially when your driver turns 23, using the how to switch car insurance companies guide to capture those savings.  

Teens file more collision claims than any other group. American Farmers & Ranchers has a customer experience score of 3.48, so the lowest price comes with the most potential for disputes on a teen’s first fender-bender. GEICO is more expensive, but more reliable for claims processing.

American Farmers & Ranchers
$199
American Farmers & Ranchers
$240
American Farmers & Ranchers
$162
American Farmers & Ranchers
$195
American Farmers & Ranchers
$156
American Farmers & Ranchers
$188
American Farmers & Ranchers
$149
American Farmers & Ranchers
$179
American Farmers & Ranchers
$138
American Farmers & Ranchers
$166
American Farmers & Ranchers
$124
American Farmers & Ranchers
$150
American Farmers & Ranchers
$117
American Farmers & Ranchers
$141
American Farmers & Ranchers
$115

GEICO

$121
American Farmers & Ranchers
$112

GEICO

$115
American Farmers & Ranchers
$109

GEICO

$104
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Cheapest Car Insurance for Seniors in Oklahoma

Progressive has the cheapest car insurance for seniors in Oklahoma at $80 a month for full coverage, $25 below Mercury at $105 and $20 below its own $100 adult rate. Seniors are more likely to file claims, but Progressive still wins over Mercury for customer service while charging lower premiums on average. Progressive’s claims go through its app and phone, which is only a drawback if you prefer direct agent support.

Progressive
$80
3.90/5
Mercury Insurance
$105
3.72/5
Shelter Insurance
$115
3.4/5
State Farm
$123
3.8/5
American Farmers & Ranchers
$126
3.48/5
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Cheapest Car Insurance by City in Oklahoma

Progressive is the cheapest insurance company in 18 of the 19 cities below. Its minimum coverage rate runs from $24 a month in Bartlesville to $34 in Tulsa, a $10 difference ($120 a year). The two largest cities, Oklahoma City at $33 and Tulsa at $34, are its two most expensive. Norman is $31. The exception is Broken Arrow, where American Farmers & Ranchers is cheapest at $43. These are minimum coverage rates, which pay nothing toward hail damage to your own car in any of these cities.

Bartlesville
Progressive
$24
Enid
Progressive
$25
Muskogee
Progressive
$25
Claremore
Progressive
$26
Duncan
Progressive
$26
Owasso
Progressive
$26
Ardmore
Progressive
$27
Lawton
Progressive
$27
Ponca City
Progressive
$27
Stillwater
Progressive
$29
Shawnee
Progressive
$30
Edmond
Progressive
$31

Norman

Progressive
$31
Bixby
Progressive
$32
Midwest City
Progressive
$32
Moore
Progressive
$32
Oklahoma City
Progressive
$33
Progressive
$34
Broken Arrow
American Farmers & Ranchers
$43

Cheapest Car Insurance for High-Risk Drivers in Oklahoma

Progressive’s DUI rate of $122 a month is cheaper than the cheapest rate after a speeding ticket ($137, State Farm), a texting violation ($133, Shelter Insurance), or an at-fault accident ($136, American Farmers & Ranchers). 

Oklahoma requires an SR-22 filing after a DUI for three years, filed with the Department of Public Safety. A lapse restarts the three years and adds a $125 reinstatement fee, so keep your policy continuous and re-quote when the filing ends. 

With bad credit, American Farmers & Ranchers is cheapest at $189, but it has the lowest customer experience score of the carriers here besides Shelter (3.48).

Speeding Ticket
State Farm
$137
3.8/5
At-Fault Accident
American Farmers & Ranchers
$136
3.48/5
DUI
Progressive
$122
3.90/5
Texting While Driving
Shelter Insurance
$133
3.4/5
Bad Credit
American Farmers & Ranchers
$189
3.48/5
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How to Get Cheaper Car Insurance in Oklahoma

Switching from State Farm ($132) to Progressive ($100) saves $32 a month on full coverage in Oklahoma, and dropping from full to minimum saves $70 more. Bundling your insurance products, timing a violation re-shop window and improving your credit score will also help cut down on your insurance bill.

  1. 1

    Compare at least three Oklahoma insurers and save $32 per month

    Progressive’s $100 full coverage rate is $32 less than State Farm’s $132, a $384 annual difference. On minimum coverage, Progressive’s $30 is $21 below Shelter’s $51. Quote Progressive, GEICO and Mercury with identical limits and deductibles to see which company quotes you the lowest.

  2. 2

    Match coverage to your vehicle's value and save $70 per month

    Dropping from full to minimum coverage at Progressive cuts $100 to $30, which saves $840 a year. A financed or leased car needs full coverage regardless.

  3. 3

    Bundle home and auto with State Farm and save $1,517 a year

    State Farm has Oklahoma's cheapest home and auto bundle at $4,085 a year with a 27% discount. Farmers’ discount is larger in dollars ($2,114), but its $8,827 bundle costs more than twice as much. State Farm’s auto-only rate is $32 a month above Progressive’s, so price the bundle against a separate home policy plus Progressive auto before assuming the bundle wins.

  4. 4

    Re-quote when your violation clears and save $22 a month

    After a DUI violation clears your record, Progressive’s $122 falls back to $100, a $22 drop. Violations leave your motor vehicle report after three years, but insurers set their own surcharge windows, so ask when yours ends.

  5. 5

    Improve your credit before renewal and save $89 a month

    The cheapest rate for drivers with bad credit in Oklahoma $189 at American Farmers & Ranchers. The saving comes from re-quoting after your score improves. Ask each insurer to re-run your credit-based insurance score at renewal, then quote Progressive.

Cheap Oklahoma Car Insurance: FAQ

MoneyGeek analyzed Oklahoma rates from Quadrant Information Services across 10 insurance companies. For more details on scored rankings, see our best car insurance in Oklahoma.

Baseline driver profile: 40-year-old male, 2012 Toyota Camry LE, clean driving record, good credit, 12,000 miles annually. Full coverage is 100/300/100 liability with a $1,000 deductible for comprehensive and collision. Minimum coverage is Oklahoma’s 25/50/25 liability minimum.

Profile variations:

Young drivers: Ages 16 through 25 on family policies, split by gender because Oklahoma permits gender as a rating factor.
Seniors: A 70-year-old driver with the same vehicle and coverage as the baseline.
Violations: Baseline profile with one driving record variable changed. Speeding 11 to 15 mph over the limit, at-fault accident with $1,000 to $1,999 in property damage, DUI at BAC .08 or higher, and texting while driving.
Bad credit: Baseline profile with the credit tier changed to poor. Oklahoma permits credit-based insurance scoring.
Cities: Minimum coverage rates for 19 Oklahoma cities.

USAA is excluded from all provider tables because it is available only to military members, veterans and their immediate family members. Eligible drivers should include USAA in any quote comparison.

About Mark Fitzpatrick


Mark Fitzpatrick, Licensed P&C Insurance Expert, MoneyGeek

Mark Fitzpatrick is a licensed Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance Producer and MoneyGeek's resident expert in insurance and economics. In nearly a decade covering the insurance market at LendingTree and MoneyGeek, he's analyzed hundreds of carriers and millions of rates across auto, home, renters, health and life insurance.

His work has appeared in The Washington Post, The New York Times and NPR. He draws on independent cost and consumer experience data, and no insurance company partnerships affect his recommendations.

Mark studied at Boston College and later earned a master's in economics and international relations from Johns Hopkins University. He worked in financial risk management at State Street before joining MoneyGeek. He's also a five-time “Jeopardy!” champion.


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