I have to agree. How much are you paying for that, OP. I was seriously disappointed when I got 35% (legal in WA).

 

first pic is 50% i dont think any cop would stop you for that. its very light, in the sun it would look even lighter.

 

Doesn't look too bad. What would the middle one be at?

 

Anybody have one atleast like 40-50 percent?

 

the place where i found that it says the middle one is 38% i didnt know they had 38%? but we can just say 35% to make things easy

 

I guess im going with a 35% tint then. Anymore pictures of their cars with lighter then 35% please?

 

In CA, it is illegal to have any tint on the front side windows and the windshield. The others can be limo status if you want. Just letting you know. I got ticketed twice in my old car

 

ya but eveyone has dark *** tint all around in cali lol

 

Hahaha yea i know. I might just do 35% on the rears and the winshield and then 50% or somethin for the front.

 

20 percent all around

 

? dont get tint on your windshield thats what the cops will see first +you cant see as well so its kinda dumb + its illegal everwhere not just cali, got to be a reason for that

 

Getting the front windshield isn't illegal everywhere, but the majority of states for sure. BTW - I think he meant the rear windshield.

 

its only legal to get tint up to the little mark on the windshild about 6" down form the top. thats why you see those ppl with that strip up there and thats the only legal place on the windshild you can tint

 

My wife used to live in Reno and it used to be legal to tint your windshield (I assume it still is but I don't know for sure). I have literally seen little rice-a-ronis driving around with limo tint on the front windshield with a tank slit with no tint so they could see out of the car. It was ridiculous.

I have heard a couple other states allow it too, but I can't recall which.

*edit - just found this link. It looks like Nevada has changed their law since my wife lived there, but North Dakota still allows 70% on the windshield. There are a couple states that don't allow any on the front (not even to the AS-1 line), and yes, PA is one of those states! Interesting information, assuming it is accurate.