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Allstate vs Texas Farm Bureau: which is better for car insurance in 2026?

Allstate

Across our six scoring categories, Allstate comes out ahead in 1, Texas Farm Bureau in 1, with 4 too close to call. There is no overall score to compare, though: Texas Farm Bureau does not publish enough of the underlying data to earn one, and we would rather leave it blank than build a number out of the two or three figures that happen to exist. Allstate is the better-documented of the two, which is not the same as being the better insurer for you. Judge these two on the categories where both have real figures — and on what they actually quote you.

Allstate vs Texas Farm Bureau, side by side

Category
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Overall scoreWeighted across the six categories below
Not scored
PriceAverage annual full-coverage premium · 25% of score
2.0$3,176/yr
Average full coverage vs. $2,356 national average
Not published
This company does not release public rate data
Claims satisfactionJ.D. Power 2025 claims study, out of 1,000 · 20% of score
3.5693/1,000
J.D. Power 2025 claims study, segment average 700
Not rated
Below the sampling frame of the J.D. Power claims study, which covers only the largest insurers
Complaint recordComplaints relative to company size · 15% of score
3.5About the expected number
Complaints relative to company size, NAIC data 2022–2024
5.0Far fewer than expected
Complaints relative to company size, NAIC data 2022–2024
Better
Financial strengthAM Best Financial Strength Rating · 10% of score
4.5A+
AM Best Financial Strength Rating
Better
3.0B++
AM Best Financial Strength Rating
DiscountsBreadth of published discounts · 15% of score
3.55 published
Discounts on the carrier's own pages · Telematics: Drivewise
Not published
No discount list we could read on the carrier's own site
Digital experienceApp ratings and self-service depth · 15% of score
4.54.79 iOS / 4.1 Android
App Store (1.26M ratings) and Google Play (125K ratings), August 2026
Not published
No app-store presence we could verify
Availability
All 50 states and D.C., through local agents
1 state — Texas only, and membership is required
Best suited to
drivers who want an agent and will bundle enough to offset the premium
Texas drivers willing to join Farm Bureau for a low-complaint insurer

Sources: average premiums from NerdWallet's August 2026 rate analysis (Quadrant Information Services), for a 35-year-old driver with a clean record and good credit in a 2023 Toyota Camry LE at 12,000 miles a year, 100/300/50 limits with $1,000 deductibles — national average $2,356. Claims satisfaction from the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Auto Claims Satisfaction Study (segment average 700). Complaint record from NerdWallet's analysis of NAIC complaint data, 2022–2024. Financial strength from AM Best. Discounts and app data from each carrier's published pages and the Apple App Store / Google Play, retrieved August 2026. Updated August 2026.

Allstate vs Texas Farm Bureau across all six categoriesScored 1–5. Longer is better in every category — the price bar already accounts for cheaper being better.
AllstateTexas Farm Bureau
12345Price2.0not publishedClaims satisfaction3.5not publishedComplaint record3.55.0Financial strength4.53.0Discounts3.5not publishedDigital experience4.5not published

Category by category

Price

Too close to call

Texas Farm Bureau does not release public rate data, so there is no like-for-like premium to set against Allstate's $3,176/yr. That is a real gap in the comparison, not a rounding error — treat Texas Farm Bureau's price as unknown until you have a quote in hand.

Allstate

$3,176 a year for full coverage — 35% above the national average and the third most expensive carrier in this review. This is the number that defines Allstate.

Texas Farm Bureau

Texas Farm Bureau is not included in the rate study behind every other premium in this review.

Claims satisfaction

Too close to call

Neither pulls ahead on claims satisfaction: Allstate posts 693/1,000 and Texas Farm Bureau Not rated, a difference too small to choose on.

Allstate

693 out of 1,000, seven points below the segment average. Middling, and not enough to justify the premium on its own.

Texas Farm Bureau

Not in the J.D. Power claims study, which samples only the largest insurers.

Complaint record

Texas Farm Bureau ahead

Texas Farm Bureau takes complaint record on Far fewer than expected against Allstate's About the expected number.

Allstate

Close to the number of complaints expected for its size.

Texas Farm Bureau

Far fewer complaints than expected for its size — the strongest band we assign, and comfortably its best measure.

Financial strength

Allstate ahead

Allstate takes financial strength on A+ against Texas Farm Bureau's B++.

Allstate

AM Best A+ (Superior).

Texas Farm Bureau

AM Best B++ (Good), after downgrades from A (Excellent) to A- in April 2024 and then to B++. That is below the A- floor most comparison sites treat as a minimum.

Discounts

Too close to call

Neither pulls ahead on discounts: Allstate posts 5 published and Texas Farm Bureau Not published, a difference too small to choose on.

Allstate

Allstate's current discounts page publishes only five named discounts, the thinnest list of any national carrier here — several features it was historically known for no longer appear on live pages.

Texas Farm Bureau

No discount list we could read on its own site.

Digital experience

Too close to call

Neither pulls ahead on digital experience: Allstate posts 4.79 iOS / 4.1 Android and Texas Farm Bureau Not published, a difference too small to choose on.

Allstate

4.79 on the App Store but only 4.1 on Google Play, the widest platform gap among the large insurers.

Texas Farm Bureau

No app-store figures we could verify from a primary source.

So which one?

Pick Allstate if…

  • You are among drivers who want an agent and will bundle enough to offset the premium.
  • Financial strength is a priority; Allstate holds A+ from AM Best.
  • Availability fits: All 50 states and D.C., through local agents.
Read the full Allstate review →

Pick Texas Farm Bureau if…

  • You are among texas drivers willing to join farm bureau for a low-complaint insurer.
  • You want the lower complaint record — Texas Farm Bureau sits at Far fewer than expected.
  • Availability fits: 1 state — Texas only, and membership is required.
Read the full Texas Farm Bureau review →

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