In 2013, Tylor Sheridan picked up his fathers business (Tint Plus) after he was unable to continue due to some serious health issues. Tylor moved the shop from Tulsa to Muskogee and added the services of wraps and graphics. The business grew rapidly due to his attention to detail. In his spare time, Tylor joined a local fire department and Wagoner County Emergency Management staff where he fixed the poor workmanship on the emergency vehicles done by other upfitting shops. Tylor saw a need for an upfitting shop that emergency services could rely on in a timely manner for a quality job. Due to this added service, the formally known shop called ProWrap and Graphics was changed to Ten-Eight Oufitters in 2021. Since then, the demand for work from agencies all around has Ten-Eight growing faster than originally planned. Ten-Eight currently mostly caters to emergency service vehicles, but they still offer the same quality wraps, graphics and window tint to everyone.