Wyoming Window Tint Laws
Updated 2026-01-15 · Wyoming Statutes Section 31-5-955
In Wyoming, the legal window tint limit is 28% VLT for front side windows, 28% VLT for back side windows, and 28% VLT for the rear window. Wyoming offers medical exemptions for darker tint. Violations can result in fines of $50-$100 for first offenses.
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Disclaimer & how this works
This tool checks your VLT% against your state's published legal limits. Some states allow medical exemptions for darker tint with proper documentation. Not legal advice — verify with your state DMV before applying tint.
Visual Guide: Wyoming Tint Limits
The diagram below shows the legal VLT (Visible Light Transmission) percentages for each window position in Wyoming. A lower percentage means darker tint is allowed.
Wyoming Tint Laws: Detailed Breakdown
| Window | Sedan |
|---|---|
| Front Windshield | 28% VLT |
| Front Side Windows | 28% VLT |
| Back Side Windows | 28% VLT |
| Rear Window | 28% VLT |
Reflective Tint Rules in Wyoming
Wyoming does not allow reflective or mirrored tint on vehicle windows. No reflective or mirrored tint allowed.
Visor Strip Rules
Wyoming allows a tinted visor strip (sun strip) on the windshield. The strip must not extend more than 5 inches from the top of the windshield.
Color Restrictions
The following tint colors are restricted or banned in Wyoming: red, amber.
Medical Exemptions in Wyoming
Wyoming allows medical exemptions with a physician's certificate. The exemption documentation must typically be kept in the vehicle at all times.
Penalties for Illegal Tint in Wyoming
First Offense
$50-$100
Fine range for first violation
Second+ Offense
$100-$200
Fine range for repeat violations
Law enforcement uses a tint meter to measure the VLT percentage of your windows during traffic stops. If your tint is darker than the legal limit, you may receive a fix-it ticket or a fine depending on the state and officer's discretion.
Wyoming vs Neighboring States
Planning a road trip? Here's how Wyoming's tint laws compare to neighboring states. Make sure your tint is legal wherever you drive.
Understanding Wyoming's Tint Laws
Wyoming enforces one of the more unusual uniform limits at exactly 28% VLT on every window. Low fines between $50 and $100 and available medical exemptions reflect the state's pragmatic regulatory style.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the darkest legal tint in Wyoming?
For front side windows in Wyoming, the darkest legal tint is 28% VLT. Back side windows allow 28% VLT and the rear window allows 28% VLT.
Can you get a ticket for window tint in Wyoming?
Yes, illegal window tint in Wyoming is a traffic violation. First offense fines typically range from $50-$100. Second and subsequent offenses can cost $100-$200. Officers use a tint meter to measure VLT percentage during traffic stops.
Does Wyoming allow medical exemptions for window tint?
Wyoming allows medical exemptions with a physician's certificate
Is reflective or mirrored tint legal in Wyoming?
No, Wyoming does not allow reflective or mirrored tint. No reflective or mirrored tint allowed.
What are Wyoming's tint laws for SUVs and trucks?
In Wyoming, SUVs and trucks follow the same tint laws as sedans. Front side windows require 28% VLT, back side windows allow 28% VLT, and the rear window allows 28% VLT.
Resources
Legal Reference
Wyoming window tint regulations are governed by Wyoming Statutes Section 31-5-955. Always verify current laws with your local DMV or law enforcement, as regulations can change.
Last updated: 2026-01-15