Tint % and Personal Preferances
#16
15% and its sexy
If your not doing anything to draw attention to your car you wont ever get in trouble for it....
people who drive like idiots need to stay with legal tint.
If your not doing anything to draw attention to your car you wont ever get in trouble for it....
people who drive like idiots need to stay with legal tint.
#17
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I never had any issues with my tint, nor do i really have any visibility problems. Its a personal preference to judge just how "dark" tints really are. Some people can't even stand legal tints, and some can see just fine with 20%. Of course, there are others that roll down windows anyways, so i don't see an issue.
I suppose 5% is illegal not only because visibility is too poor, but because it helps the police see into the car and to assess any dangers before approaching the said vehicle.
There is a level of privacy that comes with darker tints, and thats the reason why i opt for them. I have not been hassled by the police EVER for my tints, but i don't do things to get pulled over.
I suppose 5% is illegal not only because visibility is too poor, but because it helps the police see into the car and to assess any dangers before approaching the said vehicle.
There is a level of privacy that comes with darker tints, and thats the reason why i opt for them. I have not been hassled by the police EVER for my tints, but i don't do things to get pulled over.
#18
#20
Ok now I'm confused.
#21
It comes with:
• Waterproof seats
• A cane rack
• In-dash hearing aide battery dispenser
• Owner’s manual in 20pt type
• Built in oxygen tank and mask
• Hard drive preloaded with fifteen Lawrence Welk CD’s
#23
IMO, you have to have at least 25%. It is worth the ticket, if you actually do get pulled over. Without any tint, the car is just too hot and the UV rays will damage your interior. The color of your interior also has some affect with how dark your tint appears to be.
If you want to be safe and you live in a highly restrictive state, then my suggestion would be 20-25%. Looks good, provides some privacy, and keeps the glare and heat away.
If you want to be safe and you live in a highly restrictive state, then my suggestion would be 20-25%. Looks good, provides some privacy, and keeps the glare and heat away.
#24
No, like I said in another thread, I have the G (Geriatric) model. Here’s my car:
It comes with:
• Waterproof seats
• A cane rack
• In-dash hearing aide battery dispenser
• Owner’s manual in 20pt type
• Built in oxygen tank and mask
• Hard drive preloaded with fifteen Lawrence Welk CD’s
It comes with:
• Waterproof seats
• A cane rack
• In-dash hearing aide battery dispenser
• Owner’s manual in 20pt type
• Built in oxygen tank and mask
• Hard drive preloaded with fifteen Lawrence Welk CD’s
I know what you are saying about tint being bad, but I think light tint is also helpful. I don't get tint because I think it looks better, I get tint because it cuts down on the glare when driving. My eyes are very sensative to the light and driving around all day in a fishbowl gives me a headache.
#28
I thought the Geriatric model also came with a built in Viagra dispenser ahahah j/k
I know what you are saying about tint being bad, but I think light tint is also helpful. I don't get tint because I think it looks better, I get tint because it cuts down on the glare when driving. My eyes are very sensative to the light and driving around all day in a fishbowl gives me a headache.
I know what you are saying about tint being bad, but I think light tint is also helpful. I don't get tint because I think it looks better, I get tint because it cuts down on the glare when driving. My eyes are very sensative to the light and driving around all day in a fishbowl gives me a headache.
As for the other arguments I’ve heard here, to me they’re all so much rationalization. The tint laws are there for a purpose, and that purpose is obviously to enhance public safety. If anyone thinks that 5%-20% on a front windshield is perfectly safe for night driving, then help get the law changed in your state. Otherwise, you have an obligation to obey the law as it currently exists.
I can picture some “hot” owner here trying to rationalize why they killed some five year-old trying to cross a street after sunset one dark night by saying that, after all, they had the illegal tint to keep their car cooler during the day. Tell it to his or her parents at the funeral-- if you ever get out of jail to attend.
#29
Well, the general feeling is that when you drive a G37 coupe you don’t need Viagra at any age.
As for the other arguments I’ve heard here, to me they’re all so much rationalization. The tint laws are there for a purpose, and that purpose is obviously to enhance public safety. If anyone thinks that 5%-20% on a front windshield is perfectly safe for night driving, then help get the law changed in your state. Otherwise, you have an obligation to obey the law as it currently exists.
I can picture some “hot” owner here trying to rationalize why they killed some five year-old trying to cross a street after sunset one dark night by saying that, after all, they had the illegal tint to keep their car cooler during the day. Tell it to his or her parents at the funeral-- if you ever get out of jail to attend.
As for the other arguments I’ve heard here, to me they’re all so much rationalization. The tint laws are there for a purpose, and that purpose is obviously to enhance public safety. If anyone thinks that 5%-20% on a front windshield is perfectly safe for night driving, then help get the law changed in your state. Otherwise, you have an obligation to obey the law as it currently exists.
I can picture some “hot” owner here trying to rationalize why they killed some five year-old trying to cross a street after sunset one dark night by saying that, after all, they had the illegal tint to keep their car cooler during the day. Tell it to his or her parents at the funeral-- if you ever get out of jail to attend.
#30
Regarding 99% never coming close to injuring someone, please be reminded that the Captain of the Titanic crossed the Atlantic for 30 years and never hit an iceberg—until that last time of course.