Tyler Auto Insurance (TX)

Tyler, Texas is a city of around 109,000 spread about an area of about 54 square miles. It is the seat of Smith County and is named after President John Tyler who supported Texas’s admission into the United States. Tyler’s economy is based largely upon the rose-growing industry, healthcare, education, and the Brookshire Grocery Company.

Several highways run into the area including Interstate 20, US Highway 69 as well as State Highway 64, US-271, SH-31, SH-155, SH-110, and Loop 323. Compared to the rest of the state Tyler’s annual fatal accident count is almost always higher. Public bus service is provided by Tyler Transit.

Tyler is part of a subtropical climate influenced by the Gulf of Mexico. Winters are short and mild which give way to warm springs and long, hot and steamy summers. Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year; spring tends to be the wettest while summer is the driest. Tyler can sometimes experience strong violent storms with tornadoes along with the effects of the occasional remnants of hurricanes which blow in from the Gulf.