Tinting Laws in all 50 States

['96GAGT]

This following link will tell you what is allowed for you to use in your state, this should/could be stickied it'll be a useful tool for those who are looking to have tint but don't know what they're allowed to have.

http://www.tintdude.com/laws.html

[8ball]

Thank you a lot! I have been wondering but I was too lazy to try and look it up. :lol:

[RazorDX]

Great link! This should be a sticky.

[1badga]

they should change the laws to darker :)

[1badga]

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e322/1badgto/coolpic.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e322/1badgto/gtoside.jpg

5% with 20% winshield rocked :)

['96GAGT]

Was an informational thread, not a thread to show it off.

[XoticGA]

Save your breath, Mark :lol:

[1badga]

want the pictures off?

[DomestikDemon]

70% means when you go to buy tint, the tint has to be rated at 30% correct?

['96GAGT]

70% Means that it has to allow 70% of light through it. 30$ would let 30% of light through it.. the darker you go the smaller the number... If it's passed 70 or 80% It's like not having tint at all.

[1badga]

acually if ya have50% on u'r only allowing 43% thru and ya have 70 on u'r only allowing 63% thru the window does have tint in the window so at 50% u'r still ileagal if u'r in a 50% state

[MantaGreen97]

For us Canadians :)

http://www.supertint.com/auto_films/prov_by_prov.html

Note that ON is listed as "vague" under the front windows, that's because it is vague--it's left to officer discretion (which is retarded just like the officers whose discretion it is, lol). However most police officers in ON will use 35% on the front windows as the darkest you can go, by convention.