Texas Registration Fees?

Howdy,

Anyone in Texas care to share what annual registration for 2018/19 Tundra is costing?

I'm considering a move but can still keep AZ....

Can figure out online as there's a registration fee which is like $50 and a vehicle license tax which would/could be $100's!!!

Thanks,

Greg

 

Howdy from Ft Worth. Hopefully the link below will help you.
https://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/new-to-texas

"Sales tax fees on a vehicle can be $90 or the difference between your previous state's sales tax and the Texas sales tax."

 

The annual is $70-80ish, some counties have extra minimum fees, would bet most if not all are under $100 a year

Edit: Live in Brazoria County

 

Thanks..

These address state registration fees but not the much more substantial county fees. For instance I determined El Paso is ~$250 on top of all this and there is a list of fees that could ramp it up to over $400 it looks like.... which isn't bad but I'd love to hear from an actual Texas resident who can tell me what they actually paid.

GM

 

I live in Harris Country (Houston area). I haven't had to renew my truck registration yet, so I don't know what to expect. Our Sienna and Honda Accord were both in the 70-80 dollar range.

 

About $80 here in Ft Worth Texas.

 

I live in San Antonio, my registration fee last year was $85.75 for Bexar County. I had an Escape before the Tundra, and it was in the $75 range.

 

In Robertson county (biggest town is 5000 people) it’s around $75 normally, with my custom plates I pay $175/yr

 

Dang!

I thought Texas would be higher due to no income tax!

I was paying ~$250 for a 2013 Tacoma in AZ.

I guess inspection fee another $50 but looks at least like nothing crazy and most likely less than I'm paying now.

Thanks,

GM

 

Inspection fee in Bexar County(San Antonio) is only like $11 or $14.

 

I live near Austin and mine is around $80 as well, plus like 20 bucks for vehicle inspection

 

Half the inspection fee is built into registration, the other $7 is due when it’s inspected. Might be higher for high population counties though. Texas is reasonable, the states that charge a ton for registration are just a bunch of asshats.

 

For my 2016 tundra in the Austin area (williamson and travis counties), my registration is about $75. to get the registration, you also have an inspection. that runs about $25.

 

It the property taxes that will get you. Mine are like $7300.00 for 2900 sq. ft in subdivided neighborhood.

 

If I add up property taxes, ISD (school) taxes, and MUD (Utility) taxes in my area its about $9500 for our house. It sucks.

 

Yeah, but no state income tax......... Not sure what would be better. Seems home owners get more of the burden.

 

Another win for the small town/county life, property taxes for the house we’re in the process of buying is under $4000 for a 9yr old house on a little over an acre

 

I am in Bexar county, San Antonio area, my 14 tundra is around $87 a year for registration. You have to get an inspection every year too that is $7 at oil change places.

 

I have only lived in two states as a Tax paying adult, and neither had/have state income tax, so I have no reference. Sales tax sucks, but I figure that is almost everywhere. Made going to Oregon fun, though!

 

Damn almost $10,000 in property taxes, and I bitch about paying $400 a year in property taxes...

 

I got thumped in Brazoria County on the sales tax when I went to register my truck. The clerk did not like my Ohio title, and the tax info on sales contract was not to her liking. I think I ended up paying around $900ish.

 

I live in an un-incorporated area with no city taxes about a mile between Houston and Cypress city limits. My taxes are under $3K/yr. Home is worth around $400K plus. That is the main reason I moved here. No HOA, no dues, no MUD and 1/3 of the property taxes I was paying before. No permits required for anything other than septic work. Best decision I ever made was to move out of the suburbs after many battles with the HOA. I 'm just as close to Downtown Houston as I was before in Sugar Land. Closer to all the Washington Avenue and D/T music venues.

 

After reading all these posts, makes me sick what I pay in CA.

 

Just got my renewal for CA and it was $680

 

Mines a 2016 and I wanna say I was like $580 last year.

 

Hey, man, homeless people and illegal immigrants need love too! (Keep it in Cali, we don't need it in Texas).

 

Yaaaaaa, I agree. But that’s a subject for another forum. At least the intelligent city of San Francisco came up with a way to clean the streets of human feicies. If you see a pile, there’s an app you can use to notify the poop police.

 

Georgia - one time $20 registration fee with $0 annual tags fees for honorably discharged veterans.

 

That is absolutely insane...