Tennessee Laws and Tint Percentages Bartlett, TN

Tennessee window tinting laws allow 70% VLT on windshields, making it one of the few states that permits this option. That means you’ll need to consider your driving habits before having them applied. If you travel to a different jurisdiction where no films are permitted, you will face a potential violation.
 
You can also have any tint darkness applied above the manufacturer’s AS-1 line when driving in Tennessee.
 
Here are the other expectations you’ll need to follow when choosing professional window tinting services in Bartlett.

• The front side windows (driver and passenger) must allow more than 35% of the available light into the vehicle.
• Back-side windows follow the same 35% available light standards when films get applied to the glass.
• The rear window must allow more than 35% light into the cabin.
• If you want tint reflection for your vehicle in Bartlett, you’ll need to use a product that doesn’t have a metallic or mirrored appearance.

 
Those rules apply to all passenger vehicles, including trucks, vans, and SUVs. There are no restrictions on the colors you can use or having side mirrors installed with specific darkness levels.
 
There is a sticker that must identify legal tinting between the glass and film on the driver’s side window.
 
Tennessee offers medical exemptions for those who have darker tint levels than what the laws allow. You’ll need to consult with your doctor and the current legal standards before hiring an installation professional in Bartlett to work on your vehicle.

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