The GMC Sierra 1500 has excellent towing capacity and some of the best fuel economy among pickup trucks, according to Kelley Blue Book.1 Despite a hefty starting price of just over $40,000, the Sierra 1500 is relatively inexpensive to insure compared to other vehicles.
On average, Sierra 1500 insurance costs $1,176 per year for basic liability, with full coverage costing $2,208. While that’s a bit high compared to similar truck models, others are more expensive to insure. For example, the Dodge Ram 1500 averages $1,296 per year for liability coverage and $2,424 for full coverage.
If you own a GMC Sierra 1500 or are considering buying one, here’s what you need to know as you compare insurance rates.
Cost of GMC Sierra 1500 insurance by model year
The average monthly premium for GMC Sierra 1500 drivers is $141, but that rate can vary based on the age of your truck. As vehicles depreciate over time, the repair or replacement cost typically decreases, often resulting in lower premiums.2
While USAA, State Farm, and Allstate offer some of the cheapest insurance rates for the Sierra 1500, it’s important to shop around and compare several options. Here’s a look at average monthly rates based on model year.
Average cost of GMC insurance by state
Where you live can affect your car insurance costs significantly, thanks to differences in accident rates, theft, and other local risks.3
The map below shows how much drivers pay across all GMC models for coverage in each state. Alaska and Hawaii are not included due to lack of data.
How to ensure you have enough coverage on your GMC Sierra 1500
Whether for a fender bender, a cracked windshield, or a stolen car, the right coverage can help protect you from major financial setbacks. As you assess your insurance needs and budget, consider the following types of coverage:4