Cheyenne drivers see lowest gas prices in state

Gas prices in Wyoming fell by more than 21 cents per gallon over the past week. The average cost for regular unleaded gasoline now sits at approximately $4.06 per gallon. Mid-grade fuel averages $4.36, while premium grades cost about $4.66 per gallon. Diesel drivers face higher costs, with the state average reaching $6.15 per gallon.

In Cheyenne, several stations offer some of the lowest prices in the state. Sam's Club and Loaf 'N Jug both sell regular unleaded for $3.52 per gallon. Two Maverick locations in Cheyenne also charge $3.52 per gallon. An Exxon station in Sheridan lists its price at $3.49, while a Co-Op in Upton sells the fuel for $3.48. These rates compare to a statewide low of roughly $3.59 and a high of $5.39.

GasBuddy reports that these low prices are available at select locations. The trend follows a drop in crude oil prices. According to the source, this decline is partly due to increased oil flow through the Straits of Hormuz as tensions with Iran have decreased. The United States also saw the number of operable oil refineries drop from 135 in early 2020 to 130 by January 2026, according to the Energy Information Administration.

Cheyenne has historically recorded some of the highest prices in Wyoming. This week, however, the local market aligns with the statewide downward trend. California continues to hold the highest average gas prices in the nation at $5.67 per gallon.