Tint percent opinions and pic req

Yeah, its not legal, but shops will do it. With 70% crystalline, you can barely tell that the windshield is tinted. It also helps that I didn't go super dark on the back ons so the residual effect of other darker windows shows through the windshield.

Ticket protection, nice!

 

did 20% ceramic over the stock tint on the back windows, which equals 5%
i find it easier to see out of the ceramic tint

 

Went with carbon ceramic 20% on the fronts. It matches decently

 

Tint them all, although the rear is tinted glass, it doesn't block UV. I got darkest legal tint in Hawaii, which is 70% on the front windshield, 35% front driver/passenger and 5% on the rears. My truck never gets hot!

 

Got a good chance to take a comparison pic of my air 80 and a windshield with crystalline 70. It is a little bit darker than mine, and I think it's just right!

 

Very nice! Yeah, you can definitely tell there's a bit of a difference, especially from the side angle shot. Both look good though!

 

Incorrect sir. In Hawaii, 70% is the legal limit for the windshield.

 

i don't understand the need for tint film on windshield to block UV.. windshield by default already block most of the UV thanks to its sandwiched plastic layer?

 

Blocks more UV rays + it looks cool.

 

Well for the increased heat rejection aspect also. The windshield is the biggest piece of glass on the truck, and will take a brunt of the sun exposure in most cases. But yeah, it does look cool lol.

 

20% to match the rear windows.

 

Does anyone know the % that comes on the back windows for a Sport from the dealer? Dropping mine off on Friday so trying to get an idea before I go.

 

Isnt factory tinted glass 35%?

 

I hate the fact that NC includes tint testing as part of our annual inspections... #oppression.

 

20 all around