Car Insurance in Laredo, TX

  • GEICO offers the cheapest car insurance in Laredo at $161/mo.
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How much does car insurance cost in Laredo?

Car insurance in Laredo averages $1,380 ($230 per month)[1] , more expensive than the average premium in Texas ($1,310). In fact, 42% of our customers in Laredo admit they're paying too much for their car insurance.

If you're one of the 42%,  GEICO is the cheapest option for most drivers looking to save, with full coverage rates around $161 per month. If you'd prefer to stick with the minimum liability required by the state, GEICO is cheapest at $46 per month.

Car Insurance in Laredo TX Highlights
  • Laredo car insurance is about average compared to the rest of the US.
  • GEICO offers the cheapest full coverage rates in Laredo at $161/mo. For minimum liability coverage, GEICO is the cheapest option at $46/mo.
  • An at-fault accident in Laredo can cause rate hikes of up to $894 on a 6 month policy.

Cheap liability and full coverage auto insurance in Laredo

As of 2026, GEICO offers Laredo's lowest full coverage rates, with premiums of around $161 per month. For liability coverage, GEICO has the lowest monthly premium at about $46. USAA is another good option for military members and their immediate families.

About 46% of Texas drivers carry only the state’s minimum required coverage. Full coverage typically includes collision and comprehensive coverage, which pays for damage to your own car, while minimum liability coverage only pays for damage you cause to others. The minimum is enough to drive legally, but it may not be enough to protect your finances after an accident. 

Auto Insurance Rates by Company in Laredo, Texas.
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CompanyFull coverage (6-month)State minimum (6-month)
GEICO $966 $278
State Farm $987 $418
USAA $1,137 $333
Mercury $1,223 $422
Auto Club $1,243 $468
Progressive $1,392 $621
Chubb $1,783 $849
Encompass $1,978 $947
Allstate $2,240 $615
Sentry $2,340 $929
MetLife $2,443 $1,259

Source: The Zebra • Current as of: Oct 28, 2026

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Why is car insurance in Laredo so expensive?

In 2026, Laredo car insurance is on the cheaper side compared to the US average. However, factors like weather, traffic density, and uninsured driver rates certainly do not help rates.

1. Weather

Texas is no stranger to extreme weather, and Laredo faces its own weather-related risks. Extreme heat, severe thunderstorms, flash flooding, hail, and damaging winds can lead to costly insurance claims. As weather-related losses continue to rise across Texas, insurers may tighten underwriting guidelines or limit coverage availability, making it more challenging for homeowners to find affordable coverage.

2. Cross-border trade and heavy commercial traffic:

Collisions on I-35, Loop 20, and other major freight corridors contribute to a steady volume of insurance claims in Laredo. Heavy commercial truck traffic and cross-border trade increase the likelihood of accidents, and insurers often reflect these higher claim costs in local auto insurance premiums.

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3. Uninsured drivers

When an uninsured driver causes a crash, claims are often paid through the insured driver's collision or uninsured motorist coverage, which can contribute to higher insurance costs in the area over time.

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Can an unpaid auto insurance claim raise your rate in Laredo?

Not by itself. Texas law prevents insurers from increasing your premium solely because you filed a claim that wasn’t paid or payable under your policy. This protects Laredo drivers from a rate consequence simply for filing a claim that ultimately results in no payment.

-Renata Balasco, Licensed Agent and Insurance Writer at The Zebra


Car insurance rates after an accident in Laredo

In Laredo, an at-fault accident can raise your car insurance by $894 for a 6-month policy. Accidents, tickets, reckless driving, DUIs and other violations often increase your insurance rates for three to five years. Keeping a clean driving record is the best way to avoid increases.

Average Auto Insurance Premiums by Driving Violation in Laredo, Texas.
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Accident/ViolationAvg. 6 Mo. Premium
At-fault accident - greater than $2000 $2,275
One comp claim $1,478
Illegal turn $1,637
Reckless driving $2,253
Two comp claims $1,539
Racing $2,256
Driving with a suspended license $1,984
Cell phone violation $1,590
Wrong way/wrong lane $1,673
At-fault accident - less than $1000 $1,655
Speeding in school zone $1,618
Open container $2,038
Speeding 16 - 20 MPH over limit $1,613
At-fault accident - $1000-$2000 $2,119
Improper passing $1,637
Not-at-fault accident $1,480
DUI $2,478
Driving with expired registration $1,560
Failure to stop at a red light $1,637
Leaving scene of an accident/hit and run $2,309
Failure to wear a seat belt $1,601

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Laredo car insurance FAQs:

How much is car insurance in Laredo? Chevron down icon

The average for a six-month full coverage auto insurance policy in Laredo is $1,380 or $230 per month. This is more expensive than both the national and Texas state averages.

What is the cheapest car insurance in Laredo? Chevron down icon

GEICO is the carrier with the cheapest full coverage rates in Laredo, coming in at an average of $161 per month. Additionally, GEICO offers the cheapest minimum liability coverage at $46 per month.

What’s the best way to save on car insurance in Laredo? Chevron down icon

The best way to save in Laredo is by comparing quotes across providers, bundling policies, and qualifying for discounts by maintaining a clean record and installing safe vehicle features. Even when insured, using a comparison engine that tracks rates for you will also improve your odds of getting the best rates.

Can I lower my coverage to save money in Laredo? Chevron down icon

Lowering your coverage limits, raising deductibles, or dropping optional insurance features will reduce your premiums, but you will assume more financial responsibility yourself if a loss occurs.


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