did you tint your front driver side window?
#1
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did you tint your front driver side window?
Hi Gents,
Just want to check with you guys if you tint your front driver side window? Does it reduce the normal driving visibility? I heard people did it for cutting down the heat and glare from sun. Is it correct? Never done it before so not sure. I'd like to cut down the glare from side mirror at night time. Thanks
Just want to check with you guys if you tint your front driver side window? Does it reduce the normal driving visibility? I heard people did it for cutting down the heat and glare from sun. Is it correct? Never done it before so not sure. I'd like to cut down the glare from side mirror at night time. Thanks
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ranken (08-12-2022)
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Hi Gents,
Just want to check with you guys if you tint your front driver side window? Does it reduce the normal driving visibility? I heard people did it for cutting down the heat and glare from sun. Is it correct? Never done it before so not sure. I'd like to cut down the glare from side mirror at night time. Thanks
Just want to check with you guys if you tint your front driver side window? Does it reduce the normal driving visibility? I heard people did it for cutting down the heat and glare from sun. Is it correct? Never done it before so not sure. I'd like to cut down the glare from side mirror at night time. Thanks
Last edited by djfllmn; 01-14-2019 at 01:00 PM.
#3
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I tinted both front windows to match the rear
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roudan (01-14-2019)
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I tinted both front side windows to the Washington State max, about 25% light transfer. I did find that visibility was affected especially when making a 90 degree turn at night in dark residential neighborhoods. Under these conditions it would easy to not see a pedestrian in dark clothes unless you're very attentive.
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#6
If you get quality tint installed correctly, no it doesn't effect driving visibility. Now if you get super dark limo tint, there could be some reduced visibility at night for non illuminated objects.
#7
Absolutely, its the first thing I do whenever I acquire any new vehicle.... off to the tint shop it goes. I match the rear, so its a little harder to see on a dark road when looking out the sides - somethings have to roll the window down. There is no real impact if there is any ambient light around such as driving in the burbs, etc...
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I did both front windows. I applied to the limit of whats legal in Texas which is 25%. I'm a redhead and naturally susceptible to sunburns so I plan on seeing a dermatologist and getting a prescription for darker tint so the cops cant mess with me and I have zero issues when I get inspected.
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