Post Your Window Tints! - Decision guide for the non-tinted!

JCH66 · 11-06-2010, 08:53 PM

I live in Michigan, here is what it says:

TINTED WINDOWS

Answer: The law that covers window applications is MCL 257.709 . The use of tinting is limited to the rear side windows, the rear window if the vehicle has outside mirrors on both sides, and the top 4 inches of the front side windows. There is a limited exception for medical necessity with a doctor's prescription, which allows for tinting to be applied to the front side windows as well. Michigan does not have a specification for the darkness of the window application, but does prohibit applications with a solar reflectivity greater than 35%.

So from the pics I have seen here, it looks like 35% is lighter than say 5%. Correct?

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11-06-2010, 08:53 PM	#11 (permalink)
JCH66 Base Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Michigan Posts: 19 Drives: 10 370Z Silver Sport Rep Power: 16	I live in Michigan, here is what it says: TINTED WINDOWS Answer: The law that covers window applications is MCL 257.709 . The use of tinting is limited to the rear side windows, the rear window if the vehicle has outside mirrors on both sides, and the top 4 inches of the front side windows. There is a limited exception for medical necessity with a doctor's prescription, which allows for tinting to be applied to the front side windows as well. Michigan does not have a specification for the darkness of the window application, but does prohibit applications with a solar reflectivity greater than 35%. So from the pics I have seen here, it looks like 35% is lighter than say 5%. Correct?