Window Tinting, does anyone like their windows tinted dark like me?

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I'm with you.

However, two days afterward I had a roadside discussion with a local law enforcement official who was less that a fan. Took some meter readings and I left with a warning.

But I dig the look.
 

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Sure I would like mine a bit darker but I also don't like to give any excuse to deal with the hassle of getting pulled over. I stick with the legal VLT.
 
What color is your tint?

I'm curious, I have a discussion with my dealer. My invoice indicates they will match the front windows to the back windows, they will match the brown tint.
The first attempt has made the front windows green, not brown.
 
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I went 20% all the way around even over the factory tint. You can still see through the truck from the back and the drivers and passenger windows are visibly lighter. I wish I had gone 5% on the rear windows which is legal to do in this state on a SUV. I have my dog with me quite a bit and I have K9 fans on the rear windows and I can see them through the tint.
 
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I went 20% all the way around even over the factory tint. You can still see through the truck from the back and the drivers and passenger windows are visibly lighter. I wish I had gone 5% on the rear windows which is legal to do in this state on a SUV. I have my dog with me quite a bit and I have K9 fans on the rear windows and I can see them through the tint.


Nice, I went 5% on rears and 30% in front doors, and front windshield Llumar air 80 blue
 
I'm curious, I have a discussion with my dealer. My invoice indicates they will match the front windows to the back windows, they will match the brown tint.

The first attempt has made the front windows green, not brown.


I guess it all depends on where you live, here in Texas you can't do 20% on front to match the rear it's illegal.
 
I'm actually considering taking mine off. I had the front two windows tinted 30% and aesthetically it looks great but I can't get over the fact that I feel like they're so polarized that it's actually blacking out spots.. especially with my sunglasses on. From what I understand it's a a high quality tint too, Llumar. Maybe I'm just getting old :(
 
It's a "pull me over please" thing here.

I like the look but don't want the attention it garners from the law.

That white one above - guaranteed you would get pulled over in a 1/2 hour or less here.

And I have heard of people being handed a razor blade and told "Take it off or ticket - your choice.".
 
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It's a "pull me over please" thing here.

I like the look but don't want the attention it garners from the law.

That white one above - guaranteed you would get pulled over in a 1/2 hour or less here.

And I have heard of people being handed a razor blade and told "Take it off or ticket - your choice.".


Yeah I know, but I do keep my Tint Legit.
 
It's a "pull me over please" thing here.

I like the look but don't want the attention it garners from the law.

That white one above - guaranteed you would get pulled over in a 1/2 hour or less here.

And I have heard of people being handed a razor blade and told "Take it off or ticket - your choice.".


What state do you live in?
 
I have mine tinted, to the legal in Florida which includes the back windows being darker (through 20% on top of the factory tint) and having the top part of the windshield tinted. I have never owned a car that I did not get the windows tinted on it.
 
Love the look of dark tint up front, but in the land of "Live Free or Die", it's illegal to tint driver/passenger front windows :ybrick:

That being said, I went with 15% on all rear windows, 6" windshield strip 5%, and 70% on driver/passenger front windows. The 70% just darkens the window a little, you still can see through it from the outside, but still enjoy the benefits of a tinted window. 3 years later, I haven't had any issues during vehicle inspections (once a year, and yes they will fail you for tinted windows) or by our local or state officials.

I think the biggest issue, when they can't see you or what you're doing when approaching your vehicle, must be an uneasy feeling. I know it would be for me.
 
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