Last Updated 7th of April, 2010
Can some window tints cause a car to fail vehicle inspection?
Yes, you can fail a vehicle inspection for owning windows with too much tint depending, of course, on your state's regulations. If you fail, you must correct the problem; otherwise, you won't be allowed to apply for or renew your car registration.
For example, here are the front side window restrictions for several states:
Most states allow for tinted window waivers for drivers with medical conditions that require protection from sunlight or bright artificial light. For more information on this and all tinted window and other vehicle registration regulations for your state, contact your local DMV.
Vehicle Inspection and Window Tint Regulations
Bear in mind that each state governs window tints differently, so before removing your tinting learn your state's window tint regulations.For example, here are the front side window restrictions for several states:
- Alaska: 70 percent
- Arizona: 33 percent
- California: 70 percent
- Florida: 28 percent
- Iowa: 70 percent
- Minnesota: 50 percent
- New Mexico: 20 percent
- South Carolina: 27 percent
- Utah: 43 percent
Most states allow for tinted window waivers for drivers with medical conditions that require protection from sunlight or bright artificial light. For more information on this and all tinted window and other vehicle registration regulations for your state, contact your local DMV.
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