Window tinting laws are confusing ... "Multi-purpose vehicles" are only allowed to tint up to 35% for the back side windows and rear windows. These laws are subject to change at any time, and ...

In virtually all cases, cars must have side mirrors on both sides of the car in order to be allowed to tint their rear window so drivers can still see behind them. Meanwhile, most states allow ...

Window tinting film or other nontransparent material ... Wisconsin law says. Rear and rear-side windows are required to have at least 35% of the visible light able to strike through.

California's 70% limit on visible light transmission covers only one aspect of window tinting. That 70% pertains to the windshield, driver- and passenger-side windows, and the rear windshield ...

Rear side windows and the back window can be tinted to any level. For the windshield, a non-reflective window tint is allowed as long as it is above the AS-1 line, an imaginary line that usually ...

rear window, and the top four inches of the front side windows. A non-reflective tint is also allowed on the top four inches of the windshield; a medical exemption permits tint on the front ...