In Florida our window tint laws are a little more lenient than other states. Florida residents are allowed to have 15% on the rear of the vehicle and 28% on the front according to the window tint laws. Your windshield strip should be at or above the ansi - BEST WINDOW TINTING & CAR ACCESSORIES IN MIAMI FIND US IN GOOGLE AND YELP! LIMITED TIME OFFERS FOR MONDAY-TUESDAY JULY 13-14,2020 APPOINTMENTS ONLY!

In Miami,Florida our window tint laws are a little more lenient than other states. Florida residents are allowed to have 15% on the rear of the vehicle and 28% on the front according to the window tint laws. Your windshield strip should be at or above the ansi line to be legal. Keep in mind that a lot of manufacturers’ glass comes at about a 70% even though it looks clear. This is due to the different treatments that can be done to the glass during the assembly process. The window tint laws percentage does vary a little for multiple passenger vehicles such as large suvs and vans. The window tint law allows as dark as 6% on these vehicles. Be careful with this though because it is not specified as to which vehicles are considered multiple passenger. We do offer some clear window films to go over the windshield and the factory tinted glass that will keep a ton of heat out and all of the UV rays. These films are a good option if you want to stay legal while still getting the benefits of heat and UV protection. The table below will give you a brief overview of what is allowed in other states.

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