The best car insurance in Wyoming

The average cost of full coverage car insurance in Wyoming is $1,398 a year, slightly lower than the national average in the U.S.

But Wyoming drivers can still find ways to save money on car insurance. Policygenius can show you quotes from top companies so you can choose the coverage that’s right for you at a price that’s right for your budget.

Cheapest car insurance companies in Wyoming

Your ZIP code, driving history, and age are some of the factors that go into what you’ll be charged for car insurance. Every insurance company will look at the same data when setting your rates, but since each company has its own system, two companies can look at the same driver and offer very different prices for coverage.

Cheapest car insurance companies by age in Wyoming

Drivers under 25 are more expensive to insure, because younger drivers are statistically more likely to be involved in accidents, speed, and text while driving. 

After age 25, however, young drivers are no longer part of that risky age group and, as long as they’ve avoided accidents and driving violations, should see a drop in premiums.

Age	Cheapest company	Average cost
16	USAA	$3,390
18	American National	$2,417
21	USAA	$1,392
25	American National	$884
30	American National	$805
35	American National	$805
45	American National	$678
55	American National	$678
60	American National	$678
65	American National	$713
70	American National	$773

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Choosing the right car insurance company in Wyoming

Every driver has unique factors that go into determining their rate and will need to compare policies to find the right coverage for them at the right price. 

Young drivers, for example, will need to shop around for a policy that doesn’t charge them too much extra because of their age, while drivers who value premium service should check claims satisfaction ratings and available perks. Policygenius can help you easily compare options from top companies and find a policy that meets your needs.

Car insurance rates for drivers with driving violations in Wyoming

Any accidents or violations in your driving history will negatively impact your car insurance rates. The more serious the violation, the longer it will stay on your record and the more you’ll pay for coverage. 

However, after several years, most violations will “fall off” the record that’s visible to insurance companies. As long as you keep your driving record clean in the years following an accident or violation, your rates should go back down eventually.

Violation	American National	USAA	State Farm	Farmers	GEICO
At-fault accident	$1,388	$1,268	$1,444	$1,737	$2,237
DUI	$1,576	$1,858	$1,343	$2,961	$3,818
Suspended license	$1,666	$1,757	$1,343	$2,961	$1,489
Open container	$1,388	$1,412	$1,343	$1,475	$1,489
Expired registration	$1,188	$1,153	$1,343	$1,475	$1,489
Driving without lights	$1,188	$1,019	$1,343	$1,562	$1,489
Not showing documents	$1,188	$1,153	$1,343	$1,475	$1,489
Running a red light	$1,188	$1,153	$1,343	$1,562	$1,489
Failure to yield	$1,289	$1,153	$1,343	$1,562	$1,489
Following too closely	$1,188	$1,153	$1,343	$1,562	$1,489
Hit and run	$1,666	$1,955	$1,343	$2,961	$3,818
Illegal turn	$1,188	$1,153	$1,343	$1,562	$1,489
Improper passing	$1,289	$1,153	$1,343	$1,562	$1,489
Not-at-fault accident	$805	$1,102	$1,244	$1,475	$1,489
Passing a school bus	$1,188	$1,412	$1,343	$1,562	$1,489
Racing	$1,666	$1,858	$1,343	$2,961	$1,489
Reckless driving	$1,666	$1,529	$1,343	$2,961	$2,956
Speeding	$1,188	$1,153	$1,343	$1,562	$2,956

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Cheapest car insurance for drivers with bad credit in Wyoming

Drivers with bad credit are considered a higher risk to insure and will typically pay more for car insurance. However, your credit score is not the only factor that car insurance companies consider — age, driving history, and ZIP code all have a greater impact.

Car insurance costs in Wyoming cities

Car insurance costs in Wyoming are generally lower than the national average but vary depending on where in the state you live. Rates in cities are typically higher than rates in more rural areas.

• Cheyenne: $1,447

• Casper: $1,385

• Laramie: $1,395

• Gillette: $1,442

• Rock Springs: $1,364

• Sheridan: $1,333

• Evanston: $1,393

• Green River: $1,360

• Jackson: $1,448

• Riverton: $1,377

Buying car insurance in Wyoming

The Wyoming minimum liability requirements are $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident in body liability coverage and $20,000 in property damage liability coverage. Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage is optional in Wyoming. 

Wyoming is an at-fault state. That means that after an accident, the driver found at-fault for the accident will be legally and financially responsible for any damage or injuries. Having higher levels of liability coverage is a smart way to make sure you are protected in the event of an at-fault accident. In addition, adding comprehensive and collision coverage are important if you cannot afford to repair or replace your vehicle out-of-pocket after an accident.

How to get cheap car insurance in Wyoming

Most car insurance companies offer a range of discounts that can help drivers save money. Some of the most common include:

• Bundling discount

• Safe driver discount

• Good student discount

• Accident free discount

• Group/Employer/Professional discount

• Low mileage discount

• Military discount

If you are not eligible for any discounts, you can still find the cheapest rates by comparing different insurers and levels of coverage.

Methodology

Policygenius has analyzed car insurance rates provided by Quadrant Information Services for every ZIP code in all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. For full coverage policies, the following coverage limits were used:

• Bodily injury liability: 50/100

• Property damage liability: $50,000

• Uninsured/underinsured motorist: 50/100

• Comprehensive: $500 deductible

• Collision: $500 deductible

In some cases, additional coverages were added where required by state or insurer.

Rates for overall average rate, rates by ZIP code, and cheapest companies determined using averages for single drivers ages 30, 35, and 45. Our sample vehicle was a 2017 Toyota Camry LE driven 10,000 miles/year.

Rates for driving violations and “Poor” credit determined using average rates for a single male 30-year-old driver with a credit score under 578.

Some carriers may be represented by affiliates or subsidiaries. Rates provided are a sample of costs. Your actual quotes may differ.