tinting legacy station wagon

[Guest]

is it legal to tint the rear passenger windows including the boot nd its windows as dark as possible? Perhaps 5%? And the front side passenger and driver windows 35%? Would that be legal?

[Guest]

nope, 35% max all around

unless a comercial van

-smurff

[Guest]

thanks man! On the tinting suit on

[wrx_lou]

Isnt it 35% on any window that rolls down? I've tinted a few coupes with 5%'s on the side and rear windows. Never failed any WOF's for that, only for the windows that roll down.

And also, they need to be 35% non reflective.

[Guest boostin]

Nope, 35% is the max on any window for a passenger car. I may or may not have 20% from the B pillar back. ;D

[subieboy]

 wrx_lou said:

Isnt it 35% on any window that rolls down? I've tinted a few coupes with 5%'s on the side and rear windows. Never failed any WOF's for that, only for the windows that roll down.

And also, they need to be 35% non reflective.

Rules have changed, 35% max on passenger cars

[Scoobydoo]

As said above, you can confirm this by looking at the LTS information sheets.

You can often get away with it though, by using 20%'s on those windows, but just be aware that if you do, you don't have a leg to stand on if asked to remove them by a cop / WOF station.

The ONLY way around this is if you get a wagon with factory darkened glass, or find this glass at a wreckers. It's normally pretty expensive though. That will give you 20% (ish) from the B-Pillar back.

[99GTB]

You also need to be careful putting 35% on the drivers and passengers windows because of the factory tint (mine was a light green tint) i got a fine in good ol chch for having 28% tints on the front. They tested the factory tints as well ~12% ;D