- June 12, 2026Hawaii requires at least 35% VLT on front side windows for every vehicle, and sedans don't get the 'any darkness'…
- June 12, 2026Alaska lets you tint your front side windows to 70% VLT and your rear glass to 40% — here is…
- June 12, 2026South Dakota lets your front side windows run to 35% VLT and your rear glass to 20% — with a…
- June 12, 2026As of August 1, 2025, North Dakota tightened its side-window rule to 35% VLT — here is what changed, what…
- June 12, 2026Maine sets one clean tint number — 35% VLT on every side and rear window — bans reflective glass, and…
- June 12, 2026Vermont is the odd one out: aftermarket tint on the windshield and front side windows is essentially prohibited, with a…
- June 12, 2026New Hampshire keeps the front bright — 70% VLT on front side windows, no aftermarket film on the windshield —…
- June 12, 2026Rhode Island sets one of the strictest lines in the country — 70% VLT on every window — bans reflective…
- June 12, 2026Wyoming lets you run 28% VLT on your front side windows, but the windshield must stay at 70% light. Here…
- June 12, 2026West Virginia sets a clean 35% VLT on your front side windows and the same 35% on the back. Here…