Legal Tint...what would it take to make the law correct?

[Bham]

Let's put a spin on the Legality War      KEEP IT CLEAN!   BE NICE!!  PLEASE!    

 

Not sure if this has been discussed,  but I was wondering what everyone thought would be a proper tint law (nationwide)??

 

We've had some discussion on the legality problem, but I don't know that I have seen anyone offer up what they thought would be a correct nationwide tint law.  

 

Keep in mind they already put at least 20% on privacy glass.  Not sure I have seen anything darker from the factory. 

Some of the manny's use a 30% factory shade.     

We all know that a lot of people want to  " Match It Up "  on SUV's because it looks better.  

 

So....

would a 20% nationwide tint law be acceptable?  For cars, trucks, SUV's doesn't matter.  20% across the board.

 

I would even be okay with making limo or anything darker than 20% illegal unless it was strictly a front strip.  

 

This is my two cents on this.  What do some of you think would work??  

 

Thanks,

 

Bham    

[RecklessReflections]

   

[PoopcornPoppers]

oh boy here we go

 

I think 20% is fine up front. a little dark for some, but it's the right amount of privacy for me ( I don't run with it because that's when tickets start coming) as far as the back windows I like my 5% or the 5% over factory

[DynamicATL]

Personally I would say 20% would be the perfect legal limit across the board IMO.  I would be perfectly cool with that and manufacturers stop making anything lower.  Like you said, SUV's and Trucks are in the 20%-25% range in most states so if it is fine for them why not all vehicles.  However, some people may still feel it is too dark so 25% with a +/- 3% grace area across the board would be a better fit and we can just install 30% film.

 

I have been thinking of not stocking 5% period except for sun strips.  Even on legal setups like rear of SUV's or Trucks I still wouldn't offer it.

[jh812]

I'd be happy with a 30 percent film. So probably whatever comes from the factory all around. That definitely goes for cars as well. I don't understand the difference in why it can be on trucks and suvs but not them? And for the love of God a sunstrip that actually does something.

[Ocala]

Let's put a spin on the Legality War KEEP IT CLEAN! BE NICE!! PLEASE!

Not sure if this has been discussed, but I was wondering what everyone thought would be a proper tint law (nationwide)??

We've had some discussion on the legality problem, but I don't know that I have seen anyone offer up what they thought would be a correct nationwide tint law.

Keep in mind they already put at least 20% on privacy glass. Not sure I have seen anything darker from the factory.

Some of the manny's use a 30% factory shade.

We all know that a lot of people want to " Match It Up " on SUV's because it looks better.

So....

would a 20% nationwide tint law be acceptable? For cars, trucks, SUV's doesn't matter. 20% across the board.

I would even be okay with making limo or anything darker than 20% illegal unless it was strictly a front strip.

This is my two cents on this. What do some of you think would work??

Thanks,

Bham

I guess you have never metered the back glass of a Cadillac SRX...It meters out at 15% (factory privacy glass)

[Ocala]

I sure hope this doesn't become one of those topics that get locked like the whole "tset" bs!

[F1windowtinting]

You guys are forgetting law enforcement safety.

[Ocala]

And everyone elses safety.

[jh812]

I sure hope this doesn't become one of those topics that get locked like the whole "tset" bs!

It shouldn't jyst discussing what everyone thinks the ideal percentage should be. Where could that go wrong