Last Updated 27th of May, 2010

What is the law for window tinting in MA? Massachusetts

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Unlike with some states, the window tinting standards in Massachusetts are easy to remember.

MA Auto Tinting Limits

  • Front side windows: 35% visible light transmission (VLT)
  • Rear side windows: 35% VLT
  • Rear window: 35% VLT
You're permitted to have a six-inch car tint strip running along the top of the front windshield.

MA Window Tint Inspection

Keep in mind that your car needs to pass a safety inspection each year in order to renew your vehicle registration, and tinting is looked at during these inspections.

Breaking the MA Tinted Windows Law

Violating the tint law is considered a traffic offense, and you could face a fine - and possibly a license suspension.

For additional information regarding tint laws or other safety laws, call the RMV at (617) 351-4500 or (800) 858-3926.

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