| Wyoming Tint Laws | ||
|---|---|---|
| Sedan | SUV | |
| Front Windshield | Top 5 inches | Top 5 inches |
| Front Side Windows | 28% | 28% |
| Back Side Windows | 28% | No restrictions |
| Rear Windshield | 28% | No restrictions |
Quick summary: Wyoming tint laws allow front windshield tint only on top 5 inches (AS-1 line). Front side windows must have minimum 28% VLT. All windows behind driver must have 28% VLT on passenger cars, but can have any darkness on multipurpose vehicles like SUVs or vans.
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Wyoming tint laws primarily regulate the darkness, but also specify other rules and regulations you need to know about such as reflectiveness or color restrictions. All laws are explained further below.
Window Tint Darkness in Wyoming
Window tint darkness is measured in VLT (Visible Light Transmission) percent. VLT indicates how much light passes through both the film and the glass.
Drag the blue slider above to preview tint darkness. In most real world cases, applied tint will appear 10-20% darker compared to our tool.
See: VLT explained with chart and darkness examples
How dark can your window tint be in Wyoming?
Here's exactly how much VLT is allowed on your auto window tint in Wyoming (WY), categorized by passenger and multi-purpose vehicles.
Tint darkness for passenger vehicles:
- Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed above the manufacturer's AS-1 line (top 5 inches).
- Front side windows: Must allow more than 28% of light in.
- Back side windows: Must allow more than 28% of light in.
- Rear window: Must allow more than 28% of light in.
Passenger vehicles include: sedan, coupe, convertible, station wagon, hardtop and hatchback vehicles.
Tint darkness for multi-purpose vehicles (MPV):
- Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed above the manufacturer's AS-1 line (top 5 inches).
- Front side windows: Must allow more than 28% of light in.
- Back side windows: Any darkness can be used.
- Rear window: Any darkness can be used.
Multi-purpose vehicles include: SUV, pickup, van, truck, RV, and minibus.
AS-1 line typically extends between 4 and 6 inches parallel to the top of your windshield. AS-1 designation line is typically marked by glass manufacturer on the top edge of your windshield.
Depending on vehicle, your AS-1 strip may already be tinted. In most states windshield tint must not have any reflectiveness, and illegal colors typically include blue and red.
Some state tint laws specify exact number of inches you are allowed to tint on front windshields. Other states define this windscreen area simply as an AS-1 line. Learn more about AS-1 Line.
Federal vehicle ID label found on driver's front door frame will tell you whether your vehicle is classified as passenger or multi purpose vehicle.
- Passenger vehicles include: sedan, coupe, convertible, station wagon, hardtop and hatchback vehicles.
- Multi-purpose vehicles include: SUV, pickup, van, truck, RV, trailer, bus and minibus.
In most states vehicles fall under these two categories.
Other Wyoming Tinting Rules & Regulations:
Other laws, rules and regulations in Wyoming include the following:
No reflection allowed on front windshield. Other windows must not be more than 20% reflective.
Dual side mirrors are required if any window behind driver has tint.
Red, yellow and amber are not permitted on windshield's AS-1 line.
Film manufacturers don't need to certify the film they sell in this state.
No sticker to identify legal tinting is required by law.
Medical Exemptions
Under Wyoming law (Wyoming Statutes § 31-5-962(m)), individuals with a qualifying medical condition that causes sensitivity to sunlight or bright artificial light are eligible for a medical exemption for vehicle window tinting.
Approved vehicles may have 70% VLT on front windshield. Side/rear windows must have at least 25% VLT, which is a negligible difference compared to 28% default.
A medical exemption application form is not provided online, and state agencies do not have a step by step process on how to obtain a waiver. Contact your DMV, DoT or law enforcement for details. Medical exemptions must be approved, a signed physician’s statement is not enough.
Quick FAQs
The minimum fine for a window tint violation in Wyoming is $110. The fine is often issued alongside a fix-it ticket or citation to correct the illegal tint.
Exact fine amounts can vary depending on jurisdiction, and subsequent offenses can increase penalties.
Exemptions to tint laws include:
- Tint film applied prior to July 1, 1996 can have any darkness on windows behind driver, or minimum 13% VLT on front side windows
Laws typically do not apply to vehicles registered in other states, but to avoid fines during out of state travels you can considering carrying proof that the tint you have is legal in your home state.
Tint laws only regulate aftermarket tinting, so vehicles manufactured with darker windows are excluded.
Our tint laws strictly reference official sources. You are welcome to verify data in official state laws linked below, or get in touch with your local DMV or police department to make sure you are not breaking Wyoming window tinting laws, rules and regulations.
Our article about Wyoming tint laws is up to date as of 2026. Last change was made on November 2nd, 2026 (approximately 1 day ago).
You can rest assured our legal experts are immediately notified of changes, and will always update this article with latest legislation when required.
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