JBent

Nice, Legal tint is 70% in my state. Been pulled over few times. County and city officers always been cool. These guys just compliment my setup and send me on my way. Only been ticketed by state guys. Also considering doing 50% tint on my windshield.

What's your setup? Considering 15% to maintain privacy and get some vision back.

Looking for pics of window tint looking through driver side. Needing to replace mine because it's too refefletive. Hard to see through window because of interior reflections. Specifically like to see 15% and 20%. I will include pics of my 5%. This truck interior is super refefletive on 5% tint. The problem lies in the reflection of the defrost vent. Which blocks my only vision before my side mirror. Doesn't help I have window defectors also.

Valid points. The real danger for me is the refecltions. I can see past the darkness in day time. I do not drive this truck at night. For these safety reasons.

If I can find one for my vehicle I'm buying it. Gonna make the 5% maybe do able. And make 15% percent tint perfect for looking out.

Wow great idea!! If they actually work in reducing the reflection?

The darkness isn't the problem for me since I drive it only in daytime. But the reflections make visibility bad, not the darkness for me.

This is what I see right now.

It's 5% Llumar Ceramic tint for anybody wondering.

Got my GMC Sierra tinted in 5% tint. But I have major reflections looking out driver window. Pretty much a mirror of my interior, especially a certain defrost vent. Which causes very poor vision looking out. Which isn't safe. Noticed that it's worst when sun shining directly through windshield. Pretty much have to have window rolled down full time now. Anybody else have this issue? Have pics but won't let me upload.