If you have your vehicle's windows tinted in Louisiana, it's important to know how dark is too dark. Here are the state's ...

Available tint shades include 50, 35, 15, and 5 percent. Lexen’s pre-cut kits use high quality, 2-ply (1.5 mil thickness) non-reflective film that is scratch resistant and capable of blocking ...

Available tint shades include 50, 35, 15, and 5 percent. Lexen’s pre-cut kits use high quality, 2-ply (1.5 mil thickness) non-reflective film that is scratch resistant and capable of blocking ...

Three of these states allow any strength tint on the back windows while Wisconsin allows 35% tint. Of the four states, only Virginia restricts color, outlawing red, amber, and yellow tints.

While the state does not regulate tint darkness, it prohibits tints with more than 35% solar reflectivity. In Michigan, window tint violations can be enforced as a primary offense, ...

If you need darker-tinted windows for medical reasons, you can get a doctor's note allowing you to tint your front-side and vent windows to allow at least 35% of visible light to strike through ...

In Tennessee and Kentucky, window tints on frontside windows must allow more than 35% light in. The term is called visible light transmission, or VLT. 35% is considered a medium tint, neither too ...

The legality of window tint also varies from state to state, meaning your new ride with the 35% tint may need a quick shave to keep the law off your back and out of your wallet. Never fear, The ...

North Dakota Senate sends window tint bill to governor The bill would allow darker side windows in vehicles, changing the limit of light let through from 50% to 35%.

Nevada’s window tinting laws – set in 1993 – limit the darkness of tint on front side windows and prohibit a total windshield tint, with some exceptions. They also prohibit red and amber tints.

The proposed law would align North Dakota with the window tint laws of 36 other U.S. states, including neighboring states, according to Rep. Steve Vetter, R-Grand Forks.