Texas car insurance by city

Guides for 28 cities covering all 26 metro areas in Texas. Insurance law is the same statewide; registration, emissions testing and local crash risk are not.

Last reviewed October 20, 2026. Metro areas and populations from the U.S. Census Bureau (2025 estimates).

Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro 8,477,157 people

Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands metro 7,904,627 people

San Antonio-New Braunfels metro 2,813,140 people

Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metro 2,620,945 people

McAllen-Edinburg-Mission metro 921,549 people

El Paso metro 881,291 people

Killeen-Temple metro 511,497 people

Corpus Christi metro 451,191 people

Brownsville-Harlingen metro 433,946 people

Beaumont-Port Arthur metro 399,310 people

Lubbock metro 368,431 people

Waco metro 308,807 people

Longview metro 297,315 people

College Station-Bryan metro 287,476 people

Laredo metro 281,224 people

Amarillo metro 276,235 people

Tyler metro 252,549 people

Midland metro 193,139 people

Abilene metro 185,429 people

Odessa metro 173,801 people

Sherman-Denison metro 153,613 people

Wichita Falls metro 149,448 people

Texarkana (Texas and Arkansas) metro 146,816 people

San Angelo metro 122,065 people

Victoria metro 99,864 people

Eagle Pass metro 58,823 people

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