Glad it was helpful! 35 is good, its not crazy dark looking in some light, but if you want to stay "legal" it's a good way to go haha, I'd do the windshield like we did too, would make it look a little darker.
That shouldn't be too bad! I think once you go lower then 20%, that's when it gets too dark. We don't have issues here with cops. Not sure how strict LA is
@@BrosFOURRSpeed Just picked up an 06 Lexus SC430 convertible. Took it in today for a tint est. 35% is legal in my state, but we have LOTS of cars here with darker and rarely, if ever, do the cops stop you. The guy showed me 35%, 25% & 5%. I decided on 25%. My main goal is heat deflection, but I like the privacy as well & think the darker color would look good on that car. Yet I want to be able to see out at night. You think I'm going too dark at 25? I can always change my mind...but liked the look of that next to the 35% better.
@@Oivey2000 I live in Virginia and the front side windows gotta be at least 50% light and rear can be 35%, smh. Plus Virginia's cops can be a hella pain in the butt and we're the only state that doesn't allow us to have radar detectors either.🙄
I remember getting my first tint job done way back in 1994 and the laws in NC were that 35 percent was the darkest allowed and a sticker had to be put in the corner confirming it. Haven't had a tint job in years but it seems like it's a little different now in terms of the laws. I must say that to this day I still think the 35 percent is my favorite!
I think the Jawas are a bit more lenient now a days. As long as it doesn't looked 'blacked out' you should be good. But the heat technology is amazing! Even the 70% on the windshield block nearly all the heat just like the darker sides do.
Your insurance company has the right to reject your claim (and they certainly will) should you hit a pedestrian at night with film covering your front window. It’s not really that cool, in fact it makes the driver look stupid.
I have 20% all around rear & sides & 35% on my windshield of my 2014 Chevy Malibu. Its not too dark & not too light, Its perfect! If I had to go lighter I would rather not have it, it would be a waste of $. I wouldn't put no darker than 35% on my windshield though. 35% windshield is the darkest for driving at night while its raining or fog.
I had 20% on my FR-S and I only had 1 cop write me a warning ticket to get it inspected by the dmv but the registration was expiring anyway so I didn’t do it 😂
Thanks fellas for the video. Mom here my son wants 35 all around except windshield. The law here is nothing on the front. The back u can go as dark as u want. Tough decision I don't want him to get pulled over but he really wants it for his birthday. I'm also not a fan of the law telling u what to do with your personal property.
Knock on wood, we've never had any issues with getting pulled over for the tint. 35% is a good legal limit if you want to play it safe, and the 70% we have one the windshield is a first for us, you can't even tell it's there and helps block to sun for sure! The 25% on the tacoma is as dark as I would ever go though!
I'm planning to get my windows tinted on my es1 civic, I really appreciate this video, I'm probably going to get 35% up front, 25% rear windows. Thanks!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed would 30 front 2 and 25 rear 3 be okay at night? I drive highway late at night with little to no putside light but i still wanna be able to see out
@Zombie, what did you go with? How is night driving with little to no outside light? I wanna do the same combo but i wanna be able to see out of the windows still at night
I wonder what they’d look like in direct sunlight. I got 30% on my front two windows without windshield tint and on a sunny day it is incredibly light, very easy to see through. Any thoughts?
@@mrrod3004 how's the 20 in front look? I have 25 and 15 in back. My tint shop puts 30 when you request a 25 to keep the vlt on or about 25 since glass isn't 100% clear
All three tint jobs look great. Very well done. This vid was also a great chance to see all three vehicles currently in the Bros stable. Looking forward to Mike’s Vette as well. Good video guys! 👍
Another thing to consider is pairing windshield with sides. You can have your sides 3x to maybe 4x darker than your windshield, but when you start pairing 15 sides with a bare shield or 5 sides with a bare shield (bare shields measure 75-85), it's as if ALL the light gets funneled through the windshield directly into your eyes. The best look IMO is sides 2x darker than shield. So 70/35, 60/30 (if you can find 60), and 50/25 would be about ideal. Having dealt with 15 twice and a 30 windshield once, esp in the rainy countryside at night, I wouldn't go darker than 40/20 ever again. Once I get my money up, my current car is gonna get 70/35 for optimal night driving safety. You can always add darkness with sunglasses, but you can never un-tint your car at a moment's notice without permanent consequences.
I stay in Texas so our tint levels are less strict I just wanted to see what 25% looks like so I can make the switch. I'm Currently at 35% in front and 10 in the back an I dont have windshield tint because my tints are so low I dont need it I just have the eyebrow tint on the top of the windshield for days the it's very hot outside so my dash board doesn't get cooked lol.
The windshield makes a big difference compared to the strip! The rest of the windows don't have an affect on the windshield, so you would see a difference doing it!
There are always so many variables in how a car will look with tint installed on a vehicle. Some people know what they want but I know it's always a tough choice. Good video.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed oh I totally get it, I Tint every day. That's kinda how I came up with the name Fade To Black... It's tough trying to tell people how tint will look or what shade to go with on what car. I try my best to keep things simple and not to confuse people so they can feel comfortable with their choices.
I’m literally about to get my windows tinted 25% and I have awful eyes so u guys answered so many of my questions (especially at 4:15) regarding night driving!
Great video. It’s so much easier to compare tints while on the car instead of guessing what it will look like. Very informative video. Thank you so much. Enjoy your weekend. Be safe. God bless. 🙏
Bros FOURR Speed I sure did. It has been awhile since I’ve seen a comparison video on tints. No one takes the time to do these things now a days. Thank you.
I think my vote is for the 30. But they all look great. I like the windshield tint. The law in Oklahoma only allows the top 5" of the windshield to be tinted.
I got 35 % in my front and 5 % in the back , I feel like nobody need to see in my car but I did 35%to be considerate of my vision at night and the trouble of 12 😭🚔
I want tint but it’s kind of dangerous where I’m from if you get it. I’m from Philadelphia so you don’t want to get mistaken for someone else and wind up in a dangerous situation.
Didn't do my windshield, but I did 35% front windows and 5% rear on my Civic Hatchback. Looks really good, but night driving is a little dark out of the rear windshield.
I had 20 on my truck and if it's was raining at night I couldn't see anything lol. I used to put my windows down to park at night and sometimes when turning...not worth it. 35 keeps the interior cooler and is enough to make the car look better.
Gary DP We specifically did this in the shade because the different colors of the car throw off how the tint looks in the sunlight on camera. The contrast with the Supra will make it look like it has blacked out windows. The dark GTR would make the windows look clear. 😉
One thing that seems to be ignored is that adding any type of tint film makes the glass more reflective, making it more difficult to see the interior. Police certainly know this here in MI where no tinting of any kind is allowed on the front side windows.
Its the law to allow tint, you csn get cancer from uv rays driving laws have changed. Big rigs can now tint uv tint only. Just looked you're state up they do alow tinting.
I just had a new 4 Runner front windows tinted to “match” the rear. They used 20% and it looks close from the outside. But once inside the car I thought the back windows were left down but they weren’t. The 20% tint was just that much darker than the rear window tint from the factory. They may redo the job and put 30% on instead, are worried it may be too light from the outside.
people who use side mirrors to back up....you will definitely have issues with inclement weather in dark environments backing up, also backing up trailers and such night or rainy weather. dont get me wrong I run 20 percent on all my vehicles with a 5percent brow on front glass about 9in or so.....but some will have to get used to night driving and backing for sure especially in bad weather conditions
In cold /icy weather is there any issue with the defroster with the windshield? You stated in the video that that the tint blocked sun heat transfer to the interior.
Informative video. I'm still concerned about my night vision through tinted side windows. Ford F150 regular cab... I am considering a 25% tint on the back glass, a 35% on the sides and I believe you have convinced me to go 70% on the front glass just for the UV protection.
With my 25% on the Tacoma, that's as dark as I feel comfortable while driving at night. It's almost getting too dark, but I'm ok with the visibility with it. 35% will be fine on the sides for you!
I had 5 percent on a red car and got pulled over pretty much everywhere I went every state every small town I got pulled over and they always told me either it was illegal or it needed to be removed and released with a warning . Don't bother getting illegal dark tent if you live in a metro urban area in usa
That definitely doesn't sound worth it at all! I like to go dark enough it matches well, but still stay in those higher percentages to not have to worry about daily driving!
Thanks for the video man! I’ve been thinking about which percentage to choose for my Veloster N, and 35% looks to be the perfect sweet spot for me. Appreciate ya!
Thank you so much for this video. I recently bought a pre-owned kia optima that had 15% tint from the rooter to the tooter. All the way around and as much as I like it during the day time, I have issues at night. I'm considering going 35% on front side windows, 25% back side windows and the rear window. Thinking possible slight tint on the front window.
15% is pretty dark all around for sure especially at night. 25% that I have on the Tacoma is as dark as I would go, it's not bad at night, but do able. The 70% on the windshield is worth it, it's a good bit to get that done, but that's where a majoring of the heat comes through!
I just recently got my windows tinted and 30 is what I chose, but it's surprisingly not that dark I thought it would be much darker... I'd totally be fine with 20% but I just don't wanna get pulled over. Maybe it was standard film?
@@BrosFOURRSpeed thanks.. Im considering to go 20 then in the future lol. I just regret going 30% because the dude kept saying, legally this is the lowest. Which I already knew but the way he kept repeating it, made me feel like he was forcing me not to go 20%
I have 35 on my front windows and it’s not too bad at night unless I’m in a low light area at night and if you put darker than 35 just watch out for pedestrians who don’t have headlights
We stuck with 70% since technically the windshield is illegal to tint, at least where we are. So that gave us the projection without being obvious that the windshield was done. And with the rest of the glass and dark interior it makes the windshield look dark too. You can go darker, but if you want to fly under the radar, stick with something a little lighter!
Great, unfortunately I put the 20 in front and I have difficulty at night, I think that in order not to see the person through at night and have good visibility the best could be the 30%, in Genesis I remember that the difference between the two was not so marked, here it seems more, and my impression?
35% its the legal limit for front windows anything on rear windows and rear windscreen, front windscreen any darkness above manufacture line i think i may do 30% all around and do my sun visor
Has probably already been said in the comments but be careful with the laws for your state. In Georgia, anything under 32% for side windows is considered illegal. My new car will most likely be getting 35%
Im thinking 30% all around maybe 35% has abyone gotten any problems in Minneapolis MN with 30%? I got homies that have 5%-20% on their cars, and the only one that said he got pulled over a few times is the homie with 5%. I feel like i should be fine with 30%-35%.
What about front windsheild? I have a small fixed crack in my windshield and I'm not sure if companies will want to tint over it bc normally they wont touch it if there's a crack(from my understanding) Maybe a dumb question but do most people tint there front windshield or just leave it alone? Wouldn't it be hard to see at night with a tinted windshield?
That's a good point to bring up, I'm not sure on if they would do that or not. If you don't get that fixed, it will get larger in the long run, so you'd probably have to replace it at some point. After that you could tint it. But for visibility, and the fact that we did 70%, you can't even tell it's there. 70% gives it a stock look and gives you the added protection! I don't have any issues with it at night time! Only thing is the 25% on the sides, that's as dark as I would go for night driving.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed Awesome to hear! I think I'm just going to not touch my windshield as I don't want to spend 400$ for a new one. I think I'm going 18 or 20 in the rear and 25ish for my front windows! I love the videos!
30% is a good percentage to go with. Depending on the lighting you can still see in some, but in darker lighting or at night, it's very hard to see in. I've been ok with this % and haven't had any issues with it.
30% is meh in person. You can see the inside much more than shown in this video, this video does show the difference between the variants but not in person accuracy. 70% is nearly unnoticeable in darkness on a car with decent headlights. For me 20% is what I would go for, along with 70% windshield tint. Keeps enough privacy during the day and enough sight at night. Of course, a lot of people struggle with sight at night, this is only my preference as my eyes change colors depending on night/day to best suite both. I drove around with 5% rear, 10% front and unknown windshield before and it was horrible at night but nice during the day (didn't install it, purchased a cheap car that had it installed already)
curious why no one shows the difference in tint/ no tint from inside by actually filming inside the vehicle and rolling a window down 1/2 way. Seems easy/common sense rather than claiming the person filming has 'no issues'. Choosing between 30 and 35 and still looking for a comprehensive video rather than opinions based on someone's personal perspective/ visual acuity. Thumbs up for effort.
Tint is great for blocking the sun rays and protecting your skin from the sun! It's not just about the looks! They are the RTX Baja! th-cam.com/video/AeaFkpBg_kw/w-d-xo.html
The different colors could throw it off and the interiors can make it look different too. It's 35% on the Supra, the windshield wouldn't really effect how they look.
My SUV’s interior is black and I heard that that would make a 30% tint look darker compared to a vehicle with a lighter interior. Do you think that 30% with a black interior would resemble 20%? My tint appointment is next week and I’m stuck between 30%, 25%, & 20% cermaic tint for the front 2 windows, 70% on the front windshield, and 5% all around. My car is white, I just wanna keep a classy look. I’m in Cali, but everyone in traffic has really dark tints so I wanna take that risk too lol😂
Yeah that should look pretty good! My Gallardo has 32% on the sides and 70% on the front and it looks blacked out. Our X5 has the same and thats white with a black interior. th-cam.com/video/RUqTDn6FnyA/w-d-xo.html
I'll choose a tint where I should be able to drive comfortably even with my headlights off at night. That way I have ample failsafe room if I am tired/high etc etc.
So lost, I had 30/20 put on and you can see straight through it, i had it metered and the tint is the correct percentage, it’s ceramic suntek or solargard one of em, but it’s super confusing
@@RageQuitReUnited I went back and had 20/20 put on, and it still looks light, had 2 shops meter it, it is ceramic, not sure if that has anything to do with it
Got a newer ram 1500 has privacy glass already on back end which is descent dark threads say comes out to around 26% if tested not real tint and doesn’t block uv but I like the Tacoma look. Did you put 20% over your privacy glass. Was wondering if I put 30% over my privacy if it would hit limo which I don’t want.
I can't remember exactly, but it's in the install video! th-cam.com/video/FHHByncF90I/w-d-xo.html I went with 70% on the windshield and I think 70% overlaid on the privacy and then I had 28% or so for the front sides!
Depends on how strict your state is. Some are crazy and will pull you over no matter what. Others are pretty lenient and only give you a hard time if you're doing something else bad
Legally speaking, pretty much all tint is illegal on the front of the car. Police need to be able to see into the vehicle so if they're having one of those days they can give you a hard time. 35% is enough of a sweet spot that you still get some of that privacy without completely eliminating view into the car. Just keep those windows cracked when they come around and you should be alright. Ive seen darker than 35 on the street near cops and they didn't bat an eye so just try not to bring any extra attention to yourself.
Thanks for uploading this. Very helpful, very informative. My company vehicle is a hand-me-down from a past employee and I've been wondering if I was going to get pulled over for the tint he had done to the side glass. Judging from your video, my truck has 30%, which is legal here in GA. I understand how the side glass and back glass are tinted, but how are your windshields tinted to 70%? Is it a film or some kind of spray-on tint?
@@BrosFOURRSpeed How about that! I've never looked into how it's done and now I know. The guys that did the work did a fine job. Quickly, too. That GT-R looks like something straight out of GTA Online. I'm sure the neighborhood enjoys the straight exhaust, lol. I'm about to order a new truck and I'll definitely be getting the same tint work done. I just need to research what the legal tint on the windshield is here in my state.
What would you recommend for a 1999 honda civic sedan, I live in Washington state where 24% is the legal limit for window tinting, thank you in advance (:
I live in washington as well but I was worried about if I go with 25% on my truck I would get a ticket for it. What can I get for front and back windows to be sure I wont get pulled over but still look nice. I drive a 1987 single cab chevy
I got 20% regular on my 09 corolla no windshield. I have a lil trouble backing up at night because I have manual windows and led reverse light is almost useless. I just got a 23 tacoma and i was planning on going 35% ceramic with 70% windshield. My my question is. Is 35% useless and a waste of money? Because I like my privacy but wanna pass inspection.
I wouldn't say it's useless. With the right film, all the percentages do the same thing (block heat), the difference is the color of the film. So 70% blocks just as much as 20%, it's just not as dark. In certain situations, you can see through 35%, it's still darker than no tint, but I'd say if you can go with 30% or closer to it and are able to pass, you might like that better. I had no problems with 35% on vehicles, but if you have to pass with 35%, you might not have a choice.
@BrosFOURRSpeed In Louisiana the legal limit is 40% but I went ceramic with 35% on the front and 50% on the back because the 3 back glasses come factory deep tinted. Did go with the windshield film but my tint blends all around at a certain angle. I'm satisfied with it.
I'd probably stick with 50-70%, if it's too dark like the 5% it'll feel like you are wearing sunglasses at night time. 5% to me isn't worth it if you drive at night a lot, but just my opinion on that. the 50-70 should be fine.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed I want to do 20 % all around except the front windshield of course. I think that percentage looks great but do you think I’ll be able to see at night?
Check your local regulations on the percentage you can go with. If you'd like to stay legal, for us it's 35% or lighter, that's a great way to go. We haven't had any issues with 25% and a lot of people go dark, but if you want to stay legal, it'll still give it a great look!
Well the strip won't really help against the heat reduction, doing the whole windshield is way more effective for that! We have around 70% on all our windshields and it makes a huge difference. I've never seen the purpose of doing the strip other than for that kind of look, or to just help act as a "sun visor" in a sense. I would recommend the whole windshield!
If I got 35% on a black Jetta with all black interior would it be good? Or should I go with 30? PS: our legal limit is 32%. I really love the 30 but also don’t wanna get a ticket.
Knock on wood we've never had any issues for going slightly under the legal limit, however if you have a yearly inspection, you'd have to get around that. But on a black car with black interior, 35% should look good. It's pretty dark on the supra with it being white. But 30 VS 32 you wouldn't be able to tell unless an officer really wanted to test it.
I think i'll do 70% front and rear and 35% on both sides... I don't like it too dark and i'm Just hoping people won't recognize my face lol. Also how much does it cost for window tint?
That's a good percentage all around! Just depends on the installer you go to! Get some quotes to see what you are comfortable with! In general, for the right window film, you're looking around $800-$1200, somewhere around there.
Unless you are driving during the day and not at night, I don't know about that lol, 5% I've heard from friends you have to roll down the window to even see, even during the day. But if you want to!
Great video comparison. I need to get my 370Z NISMO tinted. Last time I had my windshield tinted on my truck I got a ticket, so definitely will be going legal this time ha.
Yeah the 70% is only a few % point darker then the glass itself. So we shouldn't have any issues with them. The Xpel film truly blocks the heat and is a world of difference!
That depends on if the police see you and want to pull you over if they notice. But most of the time, it's not an issue. I have 20% on my car and legal is 35% and I've been good so far. But also depends on if you have state inspections, they won't pass it unless you know someone who will.
Very helpful, thank you! 35 seems like the perfect balance.
Glad it was helpful! 35 is good, its not crazy dark looking in some light, but if you want to stay "legal" it's a good way to go haha, I'd do the windshield like we did too, would make it look a little darker.
Im thinking 35% in the front driver and passenger, 25% in the back seats and rear. Anyone having 25% in the back will give you any issues in LA area?
That shouldn't be too bad! I think once you go lower then 20%, that's when it gets too dark. We don't have issues here with cops. Not sure how strict LA is
@@BrosFOURRSpeed Alright gotcha. Thank you!
Lucid Soundz No problem!
Me Running with 20% front doors and 5% on the back lmao
You'll be fine with those percentage tints
35% seems sweet spot🤗
And it's legal LOL
@@BrosFOURRSpeed Just picked up an 06 Lexus SC430 convertible. Took it in today for a tint est. 35% is legal in my state, but we have LOTS of cars here with darker and rarely, if ever, do the cops stop you. The guy showed me 35%, 25% & 5%. I decided on 25%. My main goal is heat deflection, but I like the privacy as well & think the darker color would look good on that car. Yet I want to be able to see out at night. You think I'm going too dark at 25? I can always change my mind...but liked the look of that next to the 35% better.
Bros FOURR Speed not in new jersey where i live....
AbunaiZ34Nismo I’m rocking 15% all around (except windshield) on my 4 door sedan and I wish I went darker😅 however still happy with results
@@Oivey2000 I live in Virginia and the front side windows gotta be at least 50% light and rear can be 35%, smh. Plus Virginia's cops can be a hella pain in the butt and we're the only state that doesn't allow us to have radar detectors either.🙄
I remember getting my first tint job done way back in 1994 and the laws in NC were that 35 percent was the darkest allowed and a sticker had to be put in the corner confirming it. Haven't had a tint job in years but it seems like it's a little different now in terms of the laws. I must say that to this day I still think the 35 percent is my favorite!
I think the Jawas are a bit more lenient now a days. As long as it doesn't looked 'blacked out' you should be good. But the heat technology is amazing! Even the 70% on the windshield block nearly all the heat just like the darker sides do.
It's 32% today
Your insurance company has the right to reject your claim (and they certainly will) should you hit a pedestrian at night with film covering your front window.
It’s not really that cool, in fact it makes the driver look stupid.
@@Surf422 Tinting your windows isn't about being "cool" its about privacy
might go with 35% and 30% looks like the ones I'd go with. it's good balance. Thanks for this video.
Can't go wrong with legal!
I have 20% all around rear & sides & 35% on my windshield of my 2014 Chevy Malibu. Its not too dark & not too light, Its perfect! If I had to go lighter I would rather not have it, it would be a waste of $. I wouldn't put no darker than 35% on my windshield though. 35% windshield is the darkest for driving at night while its raining or fog.
Yeah 35% seems to be a good medium! I like the 25% I have on the truck, but wouldn't go darker then that!
I had 20% on my FR-S and I only had 1 cop write me a warning ticket to get it inspected by the dmv but the registration was expiring anyway so I didn’t do it 😂
Thanks fellas for the video. Mom here my son wants 35 all around except windshield. The law here is nothing on the front. The back u can go as dark as u want. Tough decision I don't want him to get pulled over but he really wants it for his birthday. I'm also not a fan of the law telling u what to do with your personal property.
Knock on wood, we've never had any issues with getting pulled over for the tint. 35% is a good legal limit if you want to play it safe, and the 70% we have one the windshield is a first for us, you can't even tell it's there and helps block to sun for sure! The 25% on the tacoma is as dark as I would ever go though!
I went 5% all around on my mustang and 50% on the windshield 😭😭@BrosFOURRSpeed
Exactly!! Well said
I'm planning to get my windows tinted on my es1 civic, I really appreciate this video, I'm probably going to get 35% up front, 25% rear windows. Thanks!
Glad I could help! That's a good combo, maybe consider doing 30% up front just to match a little closer! Just a thought!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed would 30 front 2 and 25 rear 3 be okay at night? I drive highway late at night with little to no putside light but i still wanna be able to see out
@Zombie, what did you go with? How is night driving with little to no outside light? I wanna do the same combo but i wanna be able to see out of the windows still at night
I thought it was illegal to tint the windshield?
I wonder what they’d look like in direct sunlight. I got 30% on my front two windows without windshield tint and on a sunny day it is incredibly light, very easy to see through. Any thoughts?
Definitely much lighter in direct sunlight. Still really good looking tho
If you darkin your back windows darker it will help.i went 5% all bsck windows and 20% front.
@@mrrod3004 how's the 20 in front look? I have 25 and 15 in back. My tint shop puts 30 when you request a 25 to keep the vlt on or about 25 since glass isn't 100% clear
I don't know what my tint is at, I'm pretty sure it's legal, but I'm not used to it, and I have to roll the windows down when it's dark. 😂
needs to put someone behind the wheel and do the same comparison @Bros FOURR Speed
All three tint jobs look great. Very well done. This vid was also a great chance to see all three vehicles currently in the Bros stable. Looking forward to Mike’s Vette as well. Good video guys! 👍
Yeah this was the first time having everything together not in the driveway! We got some nice pics of everything that day! C8 is getting closer!
Another thing to consider is pairing windshield with sides. You can have your sides 3x to maybe 4x darker than your windshield, but when you start pairing 15 sides with a bare shield or 5 sides with a bare shield (bare shields measure 75-85), it's as if ALL the light gets funneled through the windshield directly into your eyes. The best look IMO is sides 2x darker than shield. So 70/35, 60/30 (if you can find 60), and 50/25 would be about ideal.
Having dealt with 15 twice and a 30 windshield once, esp in the rainy countryside at night, I wouldn't go darker than 40/20 ever again. Once I get my money up, my current car is gonna get 70/35 for optimal night driving safety. You can always add darkness with sunglasses, but you can never un-tint your car at a moment's notice without permanent consequences.
Thanks for sharing.
I stay in Texas so our tint levels are less strict I just wanted to see what 25% looks like so I can make the switch. I'm Currently at 35% in front and 10 in the back an I dont have windshield tint because my tints are so low I dont need it I just have the eyebrow tint on the top of the windshield for days the it's very hot outside so my dash board doesn't get cooked lol.
The windshield makes a big difference compared to the strip! The rest of the windows don't have an affect on the windshield, so you would see a difference doing it!
20% is the perfect set up for me
Thats a good dark level without being too dark at night!
I have 5% all around on my 2020 ram 1500 and 50% down the entire windshield looks amazing in all black
Dang that's cool, I couldn't go that dark, I drive a lot at night and it's pretty dark on the 25%.
I think for my coupe I’m going to do 35 on the front and rear windows and 20 on the rear windshield. Thanks for the good comparison.
Not a bad way to go. Personally I like keeping everything even. 30% all around might look good
@@BrosFOURRSpeed yea I might do 30 all the way around too I’ll have to think about it a little more.
The supra looks lit!
White car with light tint 35% looks hot
Thanks! I love the tint on it!
Curious as to what the tint laws are in your state.
Ours is 50% on the sides, 35% on the rear and don’t even think about touching the windshield! 🤣
Chris Denton Ours is 35 on the sides and back. Technically nothing on the windshield. But glass alone is about 80%. So the 70% doesn’t change it much
25%
In Texas, you can do 25% on the front o windshield and front windows. If you have side mirrors the rear windows and rear windshield can be any tint
Newyork the cop said 30% light should come in
They did it backwards in the video that’s 70%
I live in Florida where it's like direct sunlight 95% of the year so I went with 30%. Thanks for the video 🙂
Oh wow! Yeah My freinds in FL all seem to go really dark on tint! Tint is a must down there! Glad you enjoyed the video!
True, it's brutal here in SoFlo... especially in the dead of summer.
There are always so many variables in how a car will look with tint installed on a vehicle. Some people know what they want but I know it's always a tough choice. Good video.
Glad you enjoyed the video! Yeah different cars show tint differently. My Jeep has the same setup as the Tacoma, but looks even darker!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed oh I totally get it, I Tint every day. That's kinda how I came up with the name Fade To Black... It's tough trying to tell people how tint will look or what shade to go with on what car. I try my best to keep things simple and not to confuse people so they can feel comfortable with their choices.
@@FadeToBlackLLC Cool man! We just did a video tinting the Jeep and got to do a few windows. Fun skill to learn!
I’m literally about to get my windows tinted 25% and I have awful eyes so u guys answered so many of my questions (especially at 4:15) regarding night driving!
Nice! We've never had issues with these percent levels at night. When you get to 15%, thats when it gets bad
Great video. It’s so much easier to compare tints while on the car instead of guessing what it will look like. Very informative video. Thank you so much. Enjoy your weekend. Be safe. God bless. 🙏
John Rodriguez Glad you liked it!
Bros FOURR Speed I sure did. It has been awhile since I’ve seen a comparison video on tints. No one takes the time to do these things now a days. Thank you.
John Rodriguez Yeah this is the type of video we originally filmed when we first started TH-cam!
This is great. Doing 20% on the rear and 30% on the front on my new Stinger...
Cool! That'll be a good percentage for the car!
I think my vote is for the 30. But they all look great. I like the windshield tint. The law in Oklahoma only allows the top 5" of the windshield to be tinted.
Yeah the GT-R looks good with that setup. I'm fine with the 35% on the Supra since its so small. Looks much darker then it is
@@BrosFOURRSpeed HI, Bro. you means the GTR with 30% is enought for rain day at night right ? because the fim is bigger than the supra?
Was gonna get 35 super tempting to get 30 or 25
All are good for sure! I think 30% would be best for a car and 25% on trucks and SUV's
@@BrosFOURRSpeed yea same I want to get 30 but I'm also not trying to get a ticket
I got 35 % in my front and 5 % in the back , I feel like nobody need to see in my car but I did 35%to be considerate of my vision at night and the trouble of 12 😭🚔
35% is a good percentage to see out at night, even my 25 is pushing it some, but yea 5 would be horrible especially if it was raining!
Most definitely I was riding my brother car with 5% at night and ended up getting caught by the speed camera 🤣
Same here I just went 50% on windshield K5 blazer
I want tint but it’s kind of dangerous where I’m from if you get it. I’m from Philadelphia so you don’t want to get mistaken for someone else and wind up in a dangerous situation.
Hmm, light tint doesn't really affect being able to see out or in, but can help with the heat for sure! It doesn't have to be dark.
30 is the sweet spot all around
I think so! Dark enough to look super good. But not dark enough to be bad at night or have issues
Didn't do my windshield, but I did 35% front windows and 5% rear on my Civic Hatchback. Looks really good, but night driving is a little dark out of the rear windshield.
5% is definitely going to be pretty bad at night. But I'd recommend a 70% on the windshield to really keep all the heat out
Thinking about going 35% on my white 2014 A4, I’m in MA. Tired of driving in this fishbowl
Haha yeah! 35% will be a good look on it!
I had 20 on my truck and if it's was raining at night I couldn't see anything lol. I used to put my windows down to park at night and sometimes when turning...not worth it. 35 keeps the interior cooler and is enough to make the car look better.
Yeah I think around 30 is the sweet spot. Our current cars are about legal and they look dark enough and have no issues at night
So you did this in the shade, how about doing another one in direct sunshine . . .
Gary DP We specifically did this in the shade because the different colors of the car throw off how the tint looks in the sunlight on camera. The contrast with the Supra will make it look like it has blacked out windows. The dark GTR would make the windows look clear. 😉
One thing that seems to be ignored is that adding any type of tint film makes the glass more reflective, making it more difficult to see the interior. Police certainly know this here in MI where no tinting of any kind is allowed on the front side windows.
Its the law to allow tint, you csn get cancer from uv rays driving laws have changed. Big rigs can now tint uv tint only. Just looked you're state up they do alow tinting.
Wtf... no tint seriously??
I just had a new 4 Runner front windows tinted to “match” the rear. They used 20% and it looks close from the outside. But once inside the car I thought the back windows were left down but they weren’t. The 20% tint was just that much darker than the rear window tint from the factory. They may redo the job and put 30% on instead, are worried it may be too light from the outside.
Oh wow. they could always put a 75% film on the back to darken it a bit too if needed
@@BrosFOURRSpeed But then the cost more than doubles. But, it may end up to be the best option. I’ll know more next week.
Yeah that's true. I will say it is worth it. The stock dark gas doesn't actually stop any heat. th-cam.com/video/FHHByncF90I/w-d-xo.html
Can’t decide if i want 35% or 30%. I have a black audi sedan so im leaning towards 30%
It probably won't make too much of a difference. Both are very close
people who use side mirrors to back up....you will definitely have issues with inclement weather in dark environments backing up, also backing up trailers and such night or rainy weather. dont get me wrong I run 20 percent on all my vehicles with a 5percent brow on front glass about 9in or so.....but some will have to get used to night driving and backing for sure especially in bad weather conditions
Yeah I've noticed 15% and darker is when you'll have issues at night. We can see out perfectly with the tint levels our cars are at
In cold /icy weather is there any issue with the defroster with the windshield? You stated in the video that that the tint blocked sun heat transfer to the interior.
Zero issues with that! That’s not effected at all!
Are you allowed 35% in the Uk?
You’ll have to look that up and see, I’ve never been there before lol. I don’t know the laws there.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed okay thanks for the reply - yeah I will try figure it out as they don’t explain it properly online - thanks anyway!
@@Skbeats__ Maybe check with a local inspection shop or tint shop to see what they say!
Informative video. I'm still concerned about my night vision through tinted side windows. Ford F150 regular cab... I am considering a 25% tint on the back glass, a 35% on the sides and I believe you have convinced me to go 70% on the front glass just for the UV protection.
With my 25% on the Tacoma, that's as dark as I feel comfortable while driving at night. It's almost getting too dark, but I'm ok with the visibility with it. 35% will be fine on the sides for you!
I had 5 percent on a red car and got pulled over pretty much everywhere I went every state every small town I got pulled over and they always told me either it was illegal or it needed to be removed and released with a warning . Don't bother getting illegal dark tent if you live in a metro urban area in usa
That definitely doesn't sound worth it at all! I like to go dark enough it matches well, but still stay in those higher percentages to not have to worry about daily driving!
Thanks for the video man! I’ve been thinking about which percentage to choose for my Veloster N, and 35% looks to be the perfect sweet spot for me. Appreciate ya!
Thanks for checking out the video! 35% is great percentage overall!
Thank you so much for this video. I recently bought a pre-owned kia optima that had 15% tint from the rooter to the tooter. All the way around and as much as I like it during the day time, I have issues at night. I'm considering going 35% on front side windows, 25% back side windows and the rear window. Thinking possible slight tint on the front window.
15% is pretty dark all around for sure especially at night. 25% that I have on the Tacoma is as dark as I would go, it's not bad at night, but do able. The 70% on the windshield is worth it, it's a good bit to get that done, but that's where a majoring of the heat comes through!
Thanks this was this really helpful
Glad it helped! Nice showing the differences with the tints!
I just recently got my windows tinted and 30 is what I chose, but it's surprisingly not that dark I thought it would be much darker... I'd totally be fine with 20% but I just don't wanna get pulled over.
Maybe it was standard film?
Also depends on how big your windows are and interior color. We've never had issues with any of our cars so it also depends on what state you live in
@@BrosFOURRSpeed thanks.. Im considering to go 20 then in the future lol. I just regret going 30% because the dude kept saying, legally this is the lowest.
Which I already knew but the way he kept repeating it, made me feel like he was forcing me not to go 20%
So what happen I bought 35 and I live in Kansas
I have 35 on my front windows and it’s not too bad at night unless I’m in a low light area at night and if you put darker than 35 just watch out for pedestrians who don’t have headlights
25-35 is a good range depending on what you want and the color of the vehicle and interior! I’m fine with 25, but any darker and it gets annoying!
Thank you very much Bros!
What % do you recommend for the front windshield and rear windshield if I get 30 on the sides?
We stuck with 70% since technically the windshield is illegal to tint, at least where we are. So that gave us the projection without being obvious that the windshield was done. And with the rest of the glass and dark interior it makes the windshield look dark too. You can go darker, but if you want to fly under the radar, stick with something a little lighter!
In West Virginia the lowest you can go is 35% in the front and anything in the back
oh cool
5% tints so u can’t see up in my window 😌
Now that's dark! LOL too dark for my taste
Fuck yeah nobody need to see up in my shit
Cause I’m boss Hogg on candy
Yeah and u can’t see out at night
@@poloblueboy 15 percent is the best
Helpful vid for deciding what % of tint you want! Sidenote: the boyz in the vid are cute too 🙊
Glad you enjoyed the video! Can't go wound with any of these. Put absolutely do the windshield. Makes a world of difference
Next time do a horizontal view from the rear window not straight down? Really wanted to see what it looks like when someone is behind you
I'll do that! Getting my new Supra tinted soon!
Great video, was wondering if you think about ceramic window tinting. I have a Tesla Model 3 and thinking about going 30% and clear on the windshield
We love the ceramic tint on our cars! Makes a world of difference for sure. Windshield is a must we think!
Great, unfortunately I put the 20 in front and I have difficulty at night, I think that in order not to see the person through at night and have good visibility the best could be the 30%, in Genesis I remember that the difference between the two was not so marked, here it seems more, and my impression?
Yeah I like 30% on my cars with 70% on the windshield. Seems to be the perfect setup
I have 5% everywhere would 70% be a good choice for the front windshield? Or would it be too dark at night ?
70% wouldn't be too dark on the windshield, but if you already have 5%, you're used to it being dark lol!
35% its the legal limit for front windows anything on rear windows and rear windscreen, front windscreen any darkness above manufacture line
i think i may do 30% all around and do my sun visor
Has probably already been said in the comments but be careful with the laws for your state. In Georgia, anything under 32% for side windows is considered illegal. My new car will most likely be getting 35%
Every state will be different, so yeah, just have to check depending on where you live.
Im thinking 30% all around maybe 35% has abyone gotten any problems in Minneapolis MN with 30%? I got homies that have 5%-20% on their cars, and the only one that said he got pulled over a few times is the homie with 5%. I feel like i should be fine with 30%-35%.
Can't go wrong with about 30. Currently my cars have legal 32% and they all look plenty dark all with no issues
@BrosFOURRSpeed sick! Thanks bro you helped a lot
@@Tae-Bop no problem! I’ll probably just stick with legal from now on to be honest
What about front windsheild? I have a small fixed crack in my windshield and I'm not sure if companies will want to tint over it bc normally they wont touch it if there's a crack(from my understanding) Maybe a dumb question but do most people tint there front windshield or just leave it alone? Wouldn't it be hard to see at night with a tinted windshield?
That's a good point to bring up, I'm not sure on if they would do that or not. If you don't get that fixed, it will get larger in the long run, so you'd probably have to replace it at some point. After that you could tint it. But for visibility, and the fact that we did 70%, you can't even tell it's there. 70% gives it a stock look and gives you the added protection! I don't have any issues with it at night time! Only thing is the 25% on the sides, that's as dark as I would go for night driving.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed Awesome to hear! I think I'm just going to not touch my windshield as I don't want to spend 400$ for a new one. I think I'm going 18 or 20 in the rear and 25ish for my front windows! I love the videos!
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Thanks a lot 🙏
I’m in New York City, I’m thinking 30 all around. I just don’t want to get tickets from cops. What ya think? Is it dark enough but so dark?
30% is a good percentage to go with. Depending on the lighting you can still see in some, but in darker lighting or at night, it's very hard to see in. I've been ok with this % and haven't had any issues with it.
Does getting the windshield done with the 70% make the interior a little darker? Gorgeous cars by the way!
No. You will hardly notice any difference. We do that on all our cars. Blocks all the heat tho!
I remember when I got 35% and it literally looked the same as if it was not tinted at all. I was mad asf
Oh wow, I noticed a good difference on the supra with 35%, now the color of the car and interior can change how that looks too.
must be blind or went to a bad shop
Same bro
30% is meh in person. You can see the inside much more than shown in this video, this video does show the difference between the variants but not in person accuracy.
70% is nearly unnoticeable in darkness on a car with decent headlights.
For me 20% is what I would go for, along with 70% windshield tint. Keeps enough privacy during the day and enough sight at night. Of course, a lot of people struggle with sight at night, this is only my preference as my eyes change colors depending on night/day to best suite both. I drove around with 5% rear, 10% front and unknown windshield before and it was horrible at night but nice during the day (didn't install it, purchased a cheap car that had it installed already)
On the GTR, do you have 30% as the driver and passenger windows including the back windshield? And what do you have for the front windshield??
Yea the 30% is all the windows except the windshield which has 70% on it!
curious why no one shows the difference in tint/ no tint from inside by actually filming inside the vehicle and rolling a window down 1/2 way. Seems easy/common sense rather than claiming the person filming has 'no issues'. Choosing between 30 and 35 and still looking for a comprehensive video rather than opinions based on someone's personal perspective/ visual acuity. Thumbs up for effort.
I can definitely do that! Just bought a new Supra and havent got the windows tinted yet. But I can try that angle for sure
Not about tint but what kind of rims do you have setup for your taco?
Tint is great for blocking the sun rays and protecting your skin from the sun! It's not just about the looks! They are the RTX Baja! th-cam.com/video/AeaFkpBg_kw/w-d-xo.html
His Supra’s 35% tint is definitely darker then my black challengers 35% tint. Maybe it’s his 70% tint on the windshield or that’s much lower then 35%.
The different colors could throw it off and the interiors can make it look different too. It's 35% on the Supra, the windshield wouldn't really effect how they look.
My SUV’s interior is black and I heard that that would make a 30% tint look darker compared to a vehicle with a lighter interior. Do you think that 30% with a black interior would resemble 20%?
My tint appointment is next week and I’m stuck between 30%, 25%, & 20% cermaic tint for the front 2 windows, 70% on the front windshield, and 5% all around. My car is white, I just wanna keep a classy look.
I’m in Cali, but everyone in traffic has really dark tints so I wanna take that risk too lol😂
Yeah that should look pretty good! My Gallardo has 32% on the sides and 70% on the front and it looks blacked out. Our X5 has the same and thats white with a black interior. th-cam.com/video/RUqTDn6FnyA/w-d-xo.html
I'll choose a tint where I should be able to drive comfortably even with my headlights off at night. That way I have ample failsafe room if I am tired/high etc etc.
Yeah the 35% or 30% will be fine. Never had issues in these cars at night
So lost, I had 30/20 put on and you can see straight through it, i had it metered and the tint is the correct percentage, it’s ceramic suntek or solargard one of em, but it’s super confusing
What are you confused about? We're just showing the darkness level of our cars. The lower the percentage, the darker it looks
@@BrosFOURRSpeed seems like he’s confused about his own experience
Do you have white interior? If so, that’s why. With brighter interior you need a way darker tint.
@@RageQuitReUnited no I have a metallic gray exterior (looks similar to white), and a full black interior
@@RageQuitReUnited I went back and had 20/20 put on, and it still looks light, had 2 shops meter it, it is ceramic, not sure if that has anything to do with it
So Supra is 35% all around ?
On the sides and back yes
I love those two red Genesis's
Thanks man! Those were some fun cars!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed what'd you do with them
Trade up for the GTR
You switched the 30% to the 35% you had before? I saw an earlier video if so what was the reason?
The GTR had 40% at one point from a Guinness world record event I attended and I switched it to 35% at some point to get some better film!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed what are you currently running on the Supra?
@@BrosFOURRSpeed and which film
I want the 25 percent but usually always back out. It’s hard to see at night like shit
25% is fine on my truck, that’s as dark as I would go but it’s not hard to see at night.
Y’all did a good job on this video.
Thank you!! We've had a ton of tint questions so decided to show some of the differences!
This is very helpful guys. I really appreciate it.
Glad you liked it! Love the film on all the cars!
I can't find information about visibility driving in the country. Would 35% allow you to see wildlife such as deer alongside the road?
Honestly we have no issues with any of our cars. Once you get under 20%, thats when it starts being too dark at night.
exactly what i was looking for.Thanks !
Glad we could help! They are all pretty close!
Got a newer ram 1500 has privacy glass already on back end which is descent dark threads say comes out to around 26% if tested not real tint and doesn’t block uv but I like the Tacoma look. Did you put 20% over your privacy glass. Was wondering if I put 30% over my privacy if it would hit limo which I don’t want.
I can't remember exactly, but it's in the install video! th-cam.com/video/FHHByncF90I/w-d-xo.html I went with 70% on the windshield and I think 70% overlaid on the privacy and then I had 28% or so for the front sides!
Would it be worth getting illegal tints like wat are the chances of getting a ticket for it?
Depends on how strict your state is. Some are crazy and will pull you over no matter what. Others are pretty lenient and only give you a hard time if you're doing something else bad
Anyone know if 35% on the driver sides will get me pulled over in LA ?
Legally speaking, pretty much all tint is illegal on the front of the car. Police need to be able to see into the vehicle so if they're having one of those days they can give you a hard time. 35% is enough of a sweet spot that you still get some of that privacy without completely eliminating view into the car. Just keep those windows cracked when they come around and you should be alright. Ive seen darker than 35 on the street near cops and they didn't bat an eye so just try not to bring any extra attention to yourself.
Thanks for uploading this. Very helpful, very informative. My company vehicle is a hand-me-down from a past employee and I've been wondering if I was going to get pulled over for the tint he had done to the side glass. Judging from your video, my truck has 30%, which is legal here in GA. I understand how the side glass and back glass are tinted, but how are your windshields tinted to 70%? Is it a film or some kind of spray-on tint?
They tint it just like the other glass ;)
th-cam.com/video/P9wQVsHTwBU/w-d-xo.html
@@BrosFOURRSpeed How about that! I've never looked into how it's done and now I know. The guys that did the work did a fine job. Quickly, too.
That GT-R looks like something straight out of GTA Online. I'm sure the neighborhood enjoys the straight exhaust, lol.
I'm about to order a new truck and I'll definitely be getting the same tint work done. I just need to research what the legal tint on the windshield is here in my state.
What would you recommend for a 1999 honda civic sedan, I live in Washington state where 24% is the legal limit for window tinting, thank you in advance (:
I'd stick with legal. 24% is dark enough. I really like the 30 on the GTR
I live in washington as well but I was worried about if I go with 25% on my truck I would get a ticket for it. What can I get for front and back windows to be sure I wont get pulled over but still look nice. I drive a 1987 single cab chevy
@@bobbyb9979 midnightwindowtinting.com/auto-tinting/washington-state-tint-law/ hope that helps (:
All those cars are awesome looking
Glad you like them! We have tons of videos on each car you see on our channel!
Is 30% on driver window dark enough so no one can see you at red lights etc ?
It will at least make you look like a silhouette, depending on the lighting though it can change. But it's way better than nothing!
That’s why I have 5% all the way around on my truck. I hate people just stare on me when sitting at red lights and shit.
I got 20% regular on my 09 corolla no windshield. I have a lil trouble backing up at night because I have manual windows and led reverse light is almost useless.
I just got a 23 tacoma and i was planning on going 35% ceramic with 70% windshield.
My my question is.
Is 35% useless and a waste of money? Because I like my privacy but wanna pass inspection.
I wouldn't say it's useless. With the right film, all the percentages do the same thing (block heat), the difference is the color of the film. So 70% blocks just as much as 20%, it's just not as dark. In certain situations, you can see through 35%, it's still darker than no tint, but I'd say if you can go with 30% or closer to it and are able to pass, you might like that better. I had no problems with 35% on vehicles, but if you have to pass with 35%, you might not have a choice.
@BrosFOURRSpeed In Louisiana the legal limit is 40% but I went ceramic with 35% on the front and 50% on the back because the 3 back glasses come factory deep tinted. Did go with the windshield film but my tint blends all around at a certain angle. I'm satisfied with it.
@@kidlo2050 That's good!
Your car has no windshield? Ouch
(Jk)
What’s a good amount for front windshield if I’m getting 5% all around
I'd probably stick with 50-70%, if it's too dark like the 5% it'll feel like you are wearing sunglasses at night time. 5% to me isn't worth it if you drive at night a lot, but just my opinion on that. the 50-70 should be fine.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed I want to do 20 % all around except the front windshield of course. I think that percentage looks great but do you think I’ll be able to see at night?
I got a black WRX with black interior. Do you think 25% will be too dark or should I go to 30%
You really won’t notice a difference since it’s so close!
i just got 5% and i regret it cause it black
Yeah, I could never go that dark! You really can't see even during the day.
I have a Chevy 94 and have no idea what percent I should get cause I don’t want to get pulled over. Got any recommendations?
Check your local regulations on the percentage you can go with. If you'd like to stay legal, for us it's 35% or lighter, that's a great way to go. We haven't had any issues with 25% and a lot of people go dark, but if you want to stay legal, it'll still give it a great look!
Should I get 70% front windshield done? Or should I just get the strip?
Well the strip won't really help against the heat reduction, doing the whole windshield is way more effective for that! We have around 70% on all our windshields and it makes a huge difference. I've never seen the purpose of doing the strip other than for that kind of look, or to just help act as a "sun visor" in a sense. I would recommend the whole windshield!
If I got 35% on a black Jetta with all black interior would it be good? Or should I go with 30? PS: our legal limit is 32%. I really love the 30 but also don’t wanna get a ticket.
Knock on wood we've never had any issues for going slightly under the legal limit, however if you have a yearly inspection, you'd have to get around that. But on a black car with black interior, 35% should look good. It's pretty dark on the supra with it being white. But 30 VS 32 you wouldn't be able to tell unless an officer really wanted to test it.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed thanks bro
I think i'll do 70% front and rear and 35% on both sides...
I don't like it too dark and i'm Just hoping people won't recognize my face lol.
Also how much does it cost for window tint?
That's a good percentage all around! Just depends on the installer you go to! Get some quotes to see what you are comfortable with! In general, for the right window film, you're looking around $800-$1200, somewhere around there.
5% on sides , 35% on windshield is a dream :(
Unless you are driving during the day and not at night, I don't know about that lol, 5% I've heard from friends you have to roll down the window to even see, even during the day. But if you want to!
Great video comparison. I need to get my 370Z NISMO tinted. Last time I had my windshield tinted on my truck I got a ticket, so definitely will be going legal this time ha.
Yeah the 70% is only a few % point darker then the glass itself. So we shouldn't have any issues with them. The Xpel film truly blocks the heat and is a world of difference!
This is very random but I’ve noticed you guys are in mooresville
Yeah used to be ;)
This seals it, getting 35%
Can't go wrong with 35!
25...perfect
You could be fish bowl status and the min Wesley Snipes gets in the car it becomes limo tint
Not funny.
I have a Kia Soul and live in FL what tint should I get for the front and which one for the back windows?
Maybe a 20% should do the trick!
I live in a state where 50% is legal, If I get 35 will they bother be for it?
That depends on if the police see you and want to pull you over if they notice. But most of the time, it's not an issue. I have 20% on my car and legal is 35% and I've been good so far. But also depends on if you have state inspections, they won't pass it unless you know someone who will.