Why are tint laws different for SUV?
The problem with tinted windows is one of safety. First of all, the driver cannot easily see as well through tinted windows as through clear ones. So the driver may not see potential problems coming from the side or the rear. That is one reason why tinting the windshield is not legal in any state in the US.
Why can Trucks have darker tint than cars?
This is because of the smaller size of the vehicle and the fact that the windows are all close enough to see out of. In an SUV, it is assumed that the driver will only need to see out of the windshield, front and passenger, and rear window.
Why are SUVS tinted?
Tinted windows also protect your car from harmful UV rays, meaning even your cabin’s interior will look better in the long run. Protection from the sun due to tinted windows also translates to protecting you as a driver or passenger as well. Less UV rays, means less sun burn, and less heat in the cabin.
What tint do SUVs have?
Most, if not all, new models, especially SUV’s and Mini-Vans, come equipped with a dark, 15\% visible light transmission “factory tint” on vehicle windows, other than the front driver and passenger windows and of course, the windshield.
Can you tint a SUV?
Tint darkness for SUV and vans: Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed on the top 4 inches of the windshield. Back Side windows: Any darkness can be used. Rear Window: Any darkness can be used.
Do all SUVs come with tinted windows?
Can SUV have tinted windows?
Whether you drive a sedan, SUV, or van, you can have non-reflective tint on the top 4 inches of a windshield, per California’s window tinting laws. Aftermarket film is permitted on front side windows. For back side and rear windows, there are no legal restrictions on darkness.
Why are Range Rovers purple?
I noticed on some Range Rover Sport and Range Rover windshields come with a purple tint due to the infrared laminate.