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Tx Title & Loan

Title loans · N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78752, Highland

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Should you go here?

Too few reviews to judge, but the loan itself is expensive.

It has too few written reviews to compare with other stores. The risk is the product: fees are high and your car is the collateral. Compare a cheaper option first.

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What borrowers sayNo ratings

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What it costs$189 / month

In fees on a $1,000 loan, at the Austin area average. Texas sets no cap on these fees.

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Risk to your car7 in 100

Title-loan cars in the Austin area were repossessed last quarter (OCCC, Q2 2026).

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LicenceLook it up

Loan stores in Texas need an OCCC licence for each location. Check this one before you sign.

From ratings and written reviews of this store and state fee data (OCCC, Q2 2026). Checked September 2026. We don’t lend and no store pays us.

What borrowers say

Work out what you’d repay

Title lenders in the Austin area report an average fee of $18.94 per $100 for 30 days (OCCC, Q2 2026). Texas sets no cap on these fees, so ask this store for its own.

I want to borrow

and pay it back

You’d pay in total

$1,189

$1,000 you borrowed$189 in fees

Paid back in one go after about a month. If you can’t pay, renewing costs another $189 each month and doesn’t reduce what you owe.

Before you go

What to take, and what to ask before you sign.

Bring these

Their website doesn’t list documents. Call ahead and ask what to bring.

Ask these at the counter

  1. 1

    What is the total I’ll repay, in dollars, and when?

    Ask for it in writing before you hand over your title.

  2. 2

    What happens if I’m late?

    Ask how many days before they can take the car.

  3. 3

    Can I pay it off early, and is there a fee?

    Texas law says your contract must allow early payoff with no penalty. Ask them to confirm.

Car title loans in Texas: how they work, your rights, how to get out →

Check the licence: OCCC licence search or call 800-538-1579.

A cheaper route

Need $1,000 for 3 months? A credit-union loan could save you about $501.

A Payday Alternative Loan (PAL) from a federal credit union is $200–$2,000, repaid over 1–12 months, capped at 28% a year plus a $20 fee at most. You usually join the credit union first, which can take a day.

Credit-union PAL$1,067

This title loan, renewed twice$1,568

Total repaid on $1,000 over 3 months, at the Austin area average fee (OCCC) and the federal PAL cap (12 CFR 701.21).

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About this lender

Title loans.

An independent business, not part of a chain.