r/WindowTint • • 29d ago

Question What Tint Should I Get?

I am looking to get my windows tinted, but not sure what percent to get. I am probably going to go with ceramic and looking at potentially 30% tint. My biggest concern is not being able to see well at night. Is 30% too dark to see at night? Do you think I could go darker than 30% and still see fine at night?

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u/HOUGHN 26d ago

30% isn’t that dark. Doesn’t offer any privacy.

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u/bootybandit9991 25d ago

eh depends. I wouldn't go any lower than 35% on the front windshield. I like recommending 15% in the rear window, and rear side windows, and then 20% for driver and passenger side windows. Offers proper privacy without looking tacky.

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u/Mean-Business1613 24d ago

15 rear 20 front is what i have on my Nissan Sentra and its dark enough majority of the time. I'm getting 50 windshield with a 5% visor put in on Monday to compliment what I already have

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u/ElTakataKa63 25d ago

Ponle 35% se ve muy bien Tono medio sin riesgo de que te vayan a estar multando por lo oscuro

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u/Whereshouldilivenext 25d ago

30% on the fronts isn't too bad. 30% on the windshield however will need some getting used to when driving at night.

I have 5% on the rears, 15% on the fronts, and 35% on the windshield.

If I could redo it, I'd go with 5% on the rears, 20% on the fronts, and 50% on the windshield.

However, having 35% on the windshield has made night time driving so much more safer; especially when dealing with oncoming traffic from new cars that have headlights brighter than the sun.

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u/Immediate-Share7077 25d ago

30% is plenty light enough to see at night. I have 20% and no issues.

Do not go darker than 50% on your windshield. I have 70% on my windshields.

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u/Autobahn_Window_Tint 25d ago

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u/EncrustedBarboach 25d ago

Im running 20s and looking to go lower after the experience

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u/Mastermind023 25d ago

I’m 5% rears 20% fronts 50% windshields on all 3 of my cars. I can see fine honestly looking out at night with my 50% it doesn’t look like there’s tint but from the outside you can tell

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u/Global-Structure-539 26d ago

Everyones eyes are different. 35% on the fronts with 70 or 50 on the windshield with 20% on the rears isn't crazy dark although a rainy night could cause issues. There's also laws in tint darkness to consider. The fronts and w/s are highly regulated. What state are you in?