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Full coverage insurance in Wyoming costs an average of $283 per month. A full coverage policy usually includes collision and comprehensive insurance, plus the types of coverage required by Wyoming law. In Wyoming, liability insurance is mandatory for all drivers. Average Cost of Full Coverage Insurance in Wyoming Company Full Coverage Minimum Coverage USAA $175 per month $28 per month Farmers $220 per month $44 per month State Farm $230 per month $43 per month Geico $288 per month $29 per month Allstate $473 per month $88 per month Note: Premiums are average rates for a good driver in Wyoming; individual premiums will vary. How to Get Cheaper Full Coverage Insurance in Wyoming Compare quotes from several companies to make sure you’re getting the best deal. Increase your deductible. Higher deductibles lead to lower premiums, but remember to only pick a deductible you’d be able to afford in an emergency. Don’t forget to make sure you’re getting all the discounts you can. To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to full coverage car insurance.

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Full coverage insurance in Wyoming costs an average of $283 per month. A full coverage policy usually includes collision and comprehensive insurance, plus the types of coverage required by Wyoming law. In Wyoming, liability insurance is mandatory for all drivers.

Average Cost of Full Coverage Insurance in Wyoming

Company	Full Coverage	Minimum Coverage
USAA	$175 per month	$28 per month
Farmers	$220 per month	$44 per month
State Farm	$230 per month	$43 per month
Geico	$288 per month	$29 per month
Allstate	$473 per month	$88 per month

Note: Premiums are average rates for a good driver in Wyoming; individual premiums will vary.

How to Get Cheaper Full Coverage Insurance in Wyoming

Compare quotes from several companies to make sure you’re getting the best deal.
Increase your deductible. Higher deductibles lead to lower premiums, but remember to only pick a deductible you’d be able to afford in an emergency.
Don’t forget to make sure you’re getting all the discounts you can.

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to full coverage car insurance.

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How much is car insurance in Wyoming per month?

Car insurance in Wyoming costs $24 per month or $291 per year for minimum coverage, on average. The cheapest car insurance companies in Wyoming are USAA, Geico, and Farmers, and getting quotes from several companies can help you find the best deal.

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How much is full coverage insurance?

Full coverage insurance costs $1,997 per year or $166 per month, on average. Full coverage car insurance is more expensive than the legal minimum auto insurance coverage because full coverage usually includes collision and comprehensive insurance as well as the minimum coverage required by a state.

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What is full coverage insurance in Wyoming?

Full coverage insurance in Wyoming is usually defined as a policy that provides more than the state’s minimum liability coverage, which is $25,000 in bodily injury coverage per person, up to $50,000 per accident, and $20,000 in property damage coverage. Full coverage in Wyoming also includes optional collision and comprehensive insurance. As a result, full coverage insurance costs an average of $1,716 per year in Wyoming, while a state minimum policy costs $291 per year.

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