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Car insurance in Columbus averages $120 per month, well above the statewide average. The capital city of Ohio has the second-highest population density in the state,^[1] along with higher-than-average traffic congestion, accident rates,^[2] vehicle theft, and crime rates — all of which help to drive up insurance premiums.

Still, many companies offer rates well below the citywide average. For example, Mile Auto, State Farm, and Progressive have the cheapest average auto insurance rates, starting at $54 per month for basic coverage.

In this article, we’ll break down the cheapest insurers in Columbus by various demographics and coverage types. We’ll also cover how to pick the right company and ways to save on car insurance costs.

Key Takeaways

Mile Auto is the cheapest auto insurance company in Columbus, with an average liability rate of $54 per month.
Car insurance rates average $86 per month for liability and $153 for full coverage in Columbus.
Ohio drivers are required to have a minimum of 25/50/25 liability coverage to drive legally in the Buckeye State.

The Cheapest Car Insurance Companies in Columbus, Ohio

Regardless of average rates, many insurers offer premiums well below the citywide average. Comparing quotes from multiple companies is the best way to find the coverage you need at the lowest price.

To get you started, the table below shows the cheapest car insurance companies in Columbus, according to Compare.com data.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Company	Average Monthly Premium
Mile Auto	$54
State Farm	$55
Progressive	$61
Auto-Owners	$64
Erie	$64
Commonwealth Casualty	$70
GEICO	$70
USAA	$70
Safeco	$74
The General	$74
Certainly	$76
American Family	$79
Hugo	$83
Trexis	$89
AssuranceAmerica	$90
Trexis One	$94
First Acceptance	$95
Allstate	$101
Direct Auto	$101
GAINSCO	$101
Elephant	$103
Clearcover	$105
Bristol West	$110
Dairyland	$115
Root	$118
National General	$121
Liberty Mutual	$124
Travelers	$130
Farmers	$134
Foremost	$155
Insurify Car	$161
State Auto	$185

We sourced this data by analyzing real quotes from Compare.com's 100-plus partner insurance companies alongside rate filings collected and distributed by Quadrant Information Services. Actual quotes may vary. Data updated on Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Cheapest Car Insurance in Columbus by Driver and Coverage Type

While the companies above are a great starting point, your actual rate can vary widely based on factors like your age, driving history, credit history, ZIP code, and vehicle type.

The table below highlights the cheapest insurers in Columbus for different driver profiles and coverage types, based on our latest data.

Driver/Coverage Type	Cheapest Insurer	Insurer’s Average Monthly Premium
State-minimum coverage	Mile Auto	$54
Full coverage	Mile Auto	$86
Teens	Mile Auto	$119
Seniors	Mile Auto	$42
Drivers with a speeding ticket	Mile Auto	$67
Drivers with an at-fault accident	Mile Auto	$76
Drivers with a DUI	Mile Auto	$78
Drivers with excellent credit	Mile Auto	$47
Drivers with poor credit	Mile Auto	$67

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Cheapest state-minimum coverage: Mile Auto

The average state-minimum coverage policy costs $86 per month in Columbus, according to Compare.com data. Though it meets Ohio’s minimum requirements, most experts recommend buying higher liability limits to protect your assets if you cause a serious accident. Other drivers and their passengers can come after you financially if you don’t have enough liability coverage. And with the average new car costing nearly $50,000, things could get messy quickly if you have only the state’s minimum limits.

But if you need only the most bare-bones coverage, these five auto insurers offer the cheapest average liability insurance rates, according to our research.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Average Liability Rates by Company

Company	Average Monthly Premium
Mile Auto	$54
State Farm	$55
Progressive	$61
Auto-Owners	$64
Erie	$64
Commonwealth Casualty	$70
GEICO	$70
USAA	$70
Safeco	$74
The General	$74
Certainly	$76
American Family	$79
Hugo	$83
Trexis	$89
AssuranceAmerica	$90
Trexis One	$94
First Acceptance	$95
Allstate	$101
Direct Auto	$101
GAINSCO	$101
Elephant	$103
Clearcover	$105
Bristol West	$110
Dairyland	$115
Root	$118
National General	$121
Liberty Mutual	$124
Travelers	$130
Farmers	$134
Foremost	$155
Insurify Car	$161
State Auto	$185

Cheapest full coverage: Mile Auto

Most Columbus drivers should consider full coverage to cover their own injuries and vehicle damage. Plus, if you finance or lease your car, your lender or leasing company will require you to buy full-coverage insurance.

Full coverage typically includes liability, plus medical payments for your injuries, and comprehensive and collision coverage for your vehicle. You can also customize it with additional insurance options like gap insurance and roadside assistance.

We found that the average full-coverage rate in Columbus is $153 per month. But even with higher rates, several insurers tend to offer full coverage for close to the average liability price in Columbus.

The chart below shows the five cheapest insurers in Columbus for full coverage, according to Compare.com data.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Average Full-Coverage Rates by Company

Company	Average Monthly Premium
Mile Auto	$86
State Farm	$93
Erie	$108
Auto-Owners	$109
Progressive	$115
Safeco	$115
USAA	$120
GEICO	$121
American Family	$133
Allstate	$135
Direct Auto	$141
CSAA	$161
Elephant	$161
AssuranceAmerica	$168
The General	$168
Certainly	$169
National General	$179
Commonwealth Casualty	$184
Root	$193
Liberty Mutual	$210
Clearcover	$211
Trexis	$211
Travelers	$221
Farmers	$226
GAINSCO	$230
Bristol West	$238
Trexis One	$255
First Acceptance	$256
Dairyland	$263
State Auto	$313
Foremost	$415

Cheapest for teens: Mile Auto

Teen drivers are the most expensive to insure of any age group due to their inexperience and tendency for risky behaviors, such as not wearing a seat belt, speeding, and distracted driving. They also have the highest risk of accidents and are three times more likely to be in a fatal crash than drivers 20 and older.^[3]

The average monthly cost of car insurance for Columbus teens is $258. But don’t worry, as it’s still possible to find a great deal if you’re a young driver or have one on your policy.

Check out the chart below for the five cheapest auto insurance companies in Columbus for teens, according to Compare.com data.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Average Rates for Teens

Company	Average Monthly Premium
State Farm	$115
Mile Auto	$119
Erie	$127
Progressive	$131
GEICO	$138
Auto-Owners	$139
USAA	$139
Commonwealth Casualty	$143
The General	$145
American Family	$161
Safeco	$162
Certainly	$163
Hugo	$178
Clearcover	$188
Trexis	$191
GAINSCO	$193
Root	$197
AssuranceAmerica	$200
Trexis One	$202
Elephant	$204
First Acceptance	$204
Bristol West	$212
Direct Auto	$212
Allstate	$217
Dairyland	$217
Liberty Mutual	$236
National General	$258
Farmers	$288
Travelers	$289
Insurify Car	$346
State Auto	$469

Cheapest for seniors: Mile Auto

Seniors, on the other hand, typically pay the lowest auto insurance rates of any age group due to their extensive driving experience and cautious driving habits, which lower their accident risk.^[4]

In Columbus, the average rate for senior drivers is $103 per month. Even so, many insurers offer even lower premiums.

In the chart below, we break down which five companies offer the cheapest rates for seniors in Columbus, according to Compare.com data.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Average Rates for Seniors

Company	Average Monthly Premium
Mile Auto	$42
State Farm	$43
Erie	$49
Auto-Owners	$50
Progressive	$52
GEICO	$55
Commonwealth Casualty	$56
USAA	$57
The General	$63
American Family	$63
Safeco	$64
Certainly	$65
AssuranceAmerica	$70
Hugo	$71
Trexis	$76
Trexis One	$81
First Acceptance	$82
Direct Auto	$82
Elephant	$83
GAINSCO	$86
Allstate	$87
Bristol West	$91
Clearcover	$92
National General	$95
Dairyland	$97
Liberty Mutual	$102
Travelers	$104
Farmers	$106
Root	$108
Insurify Car	$138
State Auto	$139

Cheapest after a ticket: Mile Auto

You can expect a rate increase at your next policy renewal if you get a speeding ticket. Insurers view traffic violations as a sign you’re more likely to file a claim, which leads to higher premiums. Our research shows that even a single speeding ticket increases average rates by 36% nationwide.

Drivers with a recent ticket in Columbus pay an average of $159 per month for car insurance, according to our data. But you can typically avoid these expensive rate hikes by choosing the right company.

Let’s take a look at the chart below for the five cheapest insurers in Columbus for people with a recent ticket, according to Compare.com data.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Average Rates With a Ticket

Company	Average Monthly Premium
Mile Auto	$67
State Farm	$72
Progressive	$81
Auto-Owners	$85
Erie	$86
Commonwealth Casualty	$87
USAA	$93
GEICO	$94
Safeco	$100
Certainly	$101
The General	$102
American Family	$105
Hugo	$110
AssuranceAmerica	$118
Trexis	$118
Trexis One	$125
GAINSCO	$125
First Acceptance	$126
Elephant	$130
Direct Auto	$131
Allstate	$134
Clearcover	$138
Bristol West	$143
Root	$145
Dairyland	$147
National General	$155
Liberty Mutual	$163
Travelers	$173
Farmers	$176
Insurify Car	$214
State Auto	$252

Cheapest after an accident: Mile Auto

Causing an accident can result in a substantial increase to your insurance rates. Our research shows that a single at-fault accident on your driving record can result in a 40% average rate increase.

Columbus drivers with a recent accident pay a monthly average car insurance cost of $170, according to Compare.com data. But you can often find a better deal with one of the five insurers highlighted in the chart below.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Average Rates With an Accident

Company	Average Monthly Premium
Mile Auto	$76
State Farm	$76
Progressive	$87
Auto-Owners	$89
Erie	$90
Commonwealth Casualty	$96
GEICO	$96
USAA	$98
The General	$105
Safeco	$107
Certainly	$108
American Family	$111
Hugo	$118
AssuranceAmerica	$124
Trexis	$126
Trexis One	$133
GAINSCO	$134
First Acceptance	$135
Elephant	$140
Direct Auto	$143
Allstate	$143
Bristol West	$151
Root	$154
Clearcover	$154
Dairyland	$157
National General	$167
Liberty Mutual	$171
Travelers	$183
Farmers	$187
Insurify Car	$229
State Auto	$263

Cheapest after a DUI: Mile Auto

A driving under the influence (DUI) conviction can lead to the steepest increase in car insurance rates of any driving offense. Our research shows average premiums jump by a staggering 61% nationwide after a DUI.

In Columbus, the average rate for drivers with a DUI is $175 per month. But that doesn’t mean you’re stuck paying sky-high premiums. In fact, several insurance companies specialize in high-risk drivers, like people with a recent DUI.

We highlight the five cheapest insurers in Columbus for people with DUIs in the chart below, according to Compare.com data.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Average Rates With a DUI

Company	Average Monthly Premium
Mile Auto	$78
State Farm	$79
Auto-Owners	$88
Progressive	$89
Erie	$92
Commonwealth Casualty	$100
USAA	$101
GEICO	$102
The General	$104
American Family	$109
Certainly	$111
Safeco	$117
Hugo	$121
Trexis	$129
AssuranceAmerica	$130
Trexis One	$137
First Acceptance	$138
Direct Auto	$146
GAINSCO	$146
Clearcover	$147
Allstate	$147
Elephant	$149
Bristol West	$159
Dairyland	$166
Root	$170
National General	$175
Liberty Mutual	$179
Travelers	$188
Farmers	$193
Insurify Car	$234
State Auto	$258

Cheapest for bad credit: Mile Auto

Many insurance companies consider credit history when setting rates, as studies show a correlation between credit and the likelihood of filing claims.^[5] Our research shows that drivers with poor credit pay about 20% more on average than those with excellent credit.

Auto insurance rates average $150 per month for people with poor credit in Columbus, according to Compare.com data. Still, not all insurers look at your credit, and some offer affordable rates regardless of your credit history.

If you’re struggling to improve your credit, check out the companies featured in the chart below for cheaper car insurance rates.

The below rates in Columbus, OH, are estimated rates current as of: Monday, August 31 at 5:00 PM PDT.

Average Rates With Bad Credit

Company	Average Monthly Premium
Mile Auto	$67
Progressive	$76
State Farm	$80
USAA	$87
Commonwealth Casualty	$87
GEICO	$87
Safeco	$92
The General	$92
Erie	$94
Certainly	$95
American Family	$96
Auto-Owners	$96
Hugo	$104
Trexis	$111
AssuranceAmerica	$112
Trexis One	$118
First Acceptance	$119
Direct Auto	$125
GAINSCO	$125
Allstate	$126
Elephant	$128
Clearcover	$130
Bristol West	$137
Dairyland	$143
Root	$147
Liberty Mutual	$148
National General	$150
Travelers	$154
Farmers	$166
Insurify Car	$201
State Auto	$231

Our Picks for the Best Auto Insurance in Columbus

There’s no one-size-fits-all insurer when it comes to car insurance. At the end of the day, the best company for you depends on your unique situation.

That said, the following companies stand out as some of the top insurers in Columbus based on a mix of factors, including average rates, available discounts, customer reviews and satisfaction ratings, and the types of coverages available.

User Reviews	NR

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J.D. Power

Not rated

NAIC Index

Not rated

AM Best

Not rated

Why we picked this company

Although Erie is a regional insurer available in only 12 states, it outperformed some of the most well-known insurers to earn the highest satisfaction rating in the North Central region in the J.D. Power 2024 U.S. Auto Insurance Study.

With Erie, you can choose from liability-only and full-coverage policies, with optional coverages such as pet injury coverage, free glass repairs, and rate lock to keep your premiums affordable.

Pros

Cheap average rates
Highly rated for customer service^[6]
Above-average claims satisfaction

Cons

Gap insurance not available
Below-average digital service experience ranking
Hit-or-miss customer and claims service

User Reviews	3.1

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3.1

A solid option in Columbus, OHBased on 23 verified guest reviews and ratings

	Nationwide's score	Industry average
Coverage options	3.0	3.2
Customer service	3.2	3.6
Discounts	3.0	2.9
Policy transparency	3.0	3.1
Value	3.4	2.9

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David

Verified Review

Too late to change to another company

Reviewed in North Carolina on December 18, 2025

I would shop around depending on how much coverage you need. Nationwide has handled my past claims, although, as you might suspect, there were some frustrating times spent trying to glean information from representatives. Nationwide has changed since I first started with them. They used to have independent agencies; now they seem to be just representative agencies with no real concern for people—just customers who pay their bills every month if they "accept" your business.

Our Advice

J.D. Power

688

NAIC Index

0.7

AM Best

A+

Why we picked this company

Headquartered in Columbus, Nationwide has a lot to offer most drivers — although its rates tend to be high for people with a spotty driving record. Consider Nationwide’s SmartMiles if you don’t drive much or SmartRide if you’re a safe driver and are OK with sharing your driving data.

Nationwide also offers a vanishing deductible and total loss deductible waiver on full-coverage policies.

Pros

Affordable rates
Highly rated telematics program
Few customer complaints

Cons

Not all drivers can buy coverage online
Below-average digital shopping experience score
Expensive premiums for high-risk drivers

User Reviews	3.9
Our Rating Compare.com's ratings are determined by our editorial team. The objective formula used in these reviews weighs several important factors to consider when choosing financial products and services, including customer satisfaction ratings, ease of use, and a number of other components.	4.7 /5
Liability Only Liability-only insurance, sometimes called minimum-coverage insurance, pays for bodily injury and property damage to others in an accident the policyholder causes. It does not pay for the insured’s own damages.	$55/mo
Full Coverage Full-coverage car insurance generally includes liability, collision, and comprehensive coverage, and may include other optional coverages such as uninsured motorist coverage. Collision covers a policyholder’s repair or replacement costs in case of an accident. Comprehensive covers damages caused by non-accident events. The average quote displayed here reflects policies with the following coverage limits: $50,000 bodily injury liability per person; $100,000 bodily injury liability per accident; $50,00 property damage liability per accident; $1,000 collision deductible; and a $1,000 comprehensive deductible.	$93/mo

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3.9

A solid option in Columbus, OHBased on 1,030 verified guest reviews and ratings

	State Farm's score	Industry average
Coverage options	3.9	3.2
Customer service	3.9	3.6
Discounts	3.6	2.9
Policy transparency	3.7	3.1
Value	3.5	2.9

How drivers feel about State Farm

Customers appreciate the helpful agents and prompt claim handling, but many are unhappy with the constant rate increases, even for safe drivers. Some also reported poor customer service.

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Randy

Verified Review

Expensive

Reviewed in California on September 21, 2026

Too expensive.

Mark

Verified Review

Not Very Good

Reviewed in Pennsylvania on September 21, 2026

The rating I gave is for very poor service handling the claim I made for my travel trailer, and I still haven’t been paid for the work.

Karl

Verified Review

Disappointing

Reviewed in Texas on September 20, 2026

My Drive & Save discount was recently reduced for reasons that don’t seem accurate.

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J.D. Power

665

NAIC Index

0.84

AM Best

A++

Why we picked this company

State Farm is a great choice if you’re looking for some of Columbus’ best rates. Not only does the insurer boast some of the area’s cheapest average rates, but it tends to have pretty happy customers as well, ranking near the top in both J.D. Power’s customer and claims satisfaction studies.

But if you prefer a digital-only experience, State Farm may not be the best choice for you, since you have to work with a local agent to change or manage your policy.

Pros

Some of the cheapest average rates
Highly rated claims process
Very few customer complaints

Cons

No Better Business Bureau (BBB) accreditation
Fewer discounts than some competitors
Must work with local agent

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Ohio Auto Insurance Requirements

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Ohio, like nearly every state, requires all drivers to have car insurance. Columbus drivers must have the following minimum liability limits:^[7]

$25,000 per person for bodily injury liability
$50,000 per accident
$25,000 per accident for property damage liability

Although Ohio’s auto insurance laws don’t require uninsured motorist coverage, it’s a good idea to consider it. Close to 19% of Ohio drivers don’t have insurance,^[8] which means you may have to pay out of pocket for damages someone else causes. Uninsured motorist coverage can pay for your injuries and vehicle damage instead of you having to foot the bill.

Is minimum coverage enough in Columbus?

Most experts, including the Ohio Department of Insurance, recommend buying more liability coverage than the state requires. Higher coverage amounts can protect you from being legally responsible for damages or injuries you cause that cost more than your liability limits. You could even lose assets or have your wages garnished in some cases if you don’t have adequate coverage.

Lenders also require comprehensive and collision coverage when you finance or lease a car, making full-coverage policies a necessity.

Columbus Auto Insurance FAQs

We answered common questions people ask about Columbus car insurance.

How much is car insurance in Columbus?

Car insurance in Columbus costs an average of $120 per month, according to Compare.com data. Liability-only policies average $86 per month, while full coverage costs around $153.

What’s the cheapest auto insurance company in Columbus?

The cheapest auto insurance company in Columbus is Mile Auto. Its average car insurance cost is just $54 per month, according to Compare.com data.

Is car insurance in Columbus expensive?

Somewhat. Columbus rates average $120 per month, according to Compare.com data. The rest of Ohio averages around $96 per month, while the national average for the entire country is $142. Car insurance rates depend on multiple variables, including your age, address, driving history, coverage types, and amounts.

Why is auto insurance so expensive in Ohio?

Motor vehicle theft rates,^[9] car prices, and vehicle repair costs continue to rise, and these factors are directly tied to auto insurance premiums. As these costs increase, insurers pay more for claims, driving up premiums in states like Ohio.

Sources

World Population Review. "Ohio Cities by Population 2025."
Ohio State Highway Patrol. "Crash Dashboard."
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "Risk Factors for Teen Drivers."
National Safety Council. "Injury Facts."
Insurance Information Institute. "Trends and Insights: Risk-Based Pricing of Insurance."
J.D. Power. "2024 U.S. Auto Insurance Study."
Ohio Department of Insurance. "Auto Insurance Minimum Coverage Requirements."
Insurance Information Institute. "Facts + Statistics: Uninsured motorists."
Insurance Information Institute. "Facts + Statistics: Auto theft."

Methodology

Data scientists at Compare.com analyzed more than 50 million real-time auto insurance quotes from more than 75 partner insurers in order to compile the rates and statistics seen in this article. Compare.com’s auto insurance data includes coverage analysis and details on drivers’ vehicles, driving records, insurance histories, and demographic information.

All the rates listed in this article have been collected from a combination of real Compare.com quotes and external insurance rate data gathered in collaboration with Quadrant Information Services. Compare.com uses these observations to provide readers with insights into how auto insurance companies determine their premiums.

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The Cheapest Auto Insurance Companies in Ohio in 2026

State Farm offers the cheapest coverage for Ohio drivers, averaging 43 per month for liability coverage.

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