For anyone who wants additional info, for a sedan if you get 5% in the back and 50/35etc. the front windows will look overall a bit darker because of the rear windows being 5%, however if the windows in the back are 15%+ then the front windows will look like they have not as much tint. Also interior color plays a huge factor in the darkness in the tint from the outside, black interior really makes the car windows darker
man i got triple layers on front 2 windows measuring at 0% vlt with 18% on windshield and it is still not dark enough as in bright sunny days, I can still see through the windows and see my bright tan interior. Shit wack. It is not that bad on night to be honest. Maybe if the third layer was 5% and not 20%, than it could've being fully black out but I decided to go with 20% as I think it is a bit easier on night and provides less reflections. Back windows are double layered measuring at 7% and the contrast is noticeable but I don't think ill be tinting them again as the civic probably going be sold by January. On the next car, I'm definitely going with 15% over 5% all around and 20% on windshield again. I think that's going be the perfect setup for privacy.
@@RedMoonRising24 yo, nun. Reading that now, I have changed. Now I’m doing 15%W and 5% all around but most likely doing double 5% once I get more funds. Dark tints just go crazy.
@@robertjebediahfreeman I find with 20% it's perfectly fine with high quality ceramic tints. They have such good clarity. On my old car I had cheap economy 20% and it was hardish to see out of but on my new car the high quality stuff is clear as day I love it!
My last truck was 20% on sides and back with 32% windshield and 5% brow. The sides weren’t too dark and neither was the shield but for the most part you could not see in at all. Which I loved because you could still see out great. I k ow how people are about windshield tint but 32% is darkest I would go. Even with okay bulbs you can still see fine.
this is for anyone deciding what shade they want. i have 20 all around 5 drop about 5 inches below the as1. from certain angles the side windows are nearly clear(looking from back of car through sides toward windshield). and at the same time some angles are nearly impossible to see through. it all depends on if sun is shining through the shield or not so in reality on sunny days you won’t get a true 20% out of it but on cloudier days you will have a limo look at certain angles. if i were to tint again i would go 5 all around no questions asked.
ive got 5% all the way around my vehicles ive always liked the super dark tint mainly for privacy but saftey is also another reason why i keep it really dark. i dont have any issues with nighttime driving
@@mikkey246 I mean there is a big difference between no tint and 5% but I personally have no issue with 5% tint. You also have to take note of how big your windows are and how much light can pass through. Bigger windows have less issue than a sports car with tiny windows
@@son_of_yah9788 the biggest issue is visibility looking out, particularly at night. The second biggest, which I had never thought of before learning this, is limo tint doesn’t allow for the external predictive cues that a pedestrian might receive from a driver when, let’s say, crossing a street. Is the driver paying attention? Do they see me and is it safe to cross yet? Etc. these cues are not exclusive to pedestrians but are also applicable to other drivers. Most would be surprised at how much feedback seeing the driver can give.
i always like to run kind of like you do on earl, 20 or 30 on the front windows and 5 on all the others with a 5% brow. also all the trucks are looking awesome
On two different trucks I have ran 20 on the shield and 5 over 15 all around. The first truck i had I started with 15 all around and 35 on the shield and eventually you get use to the lighter and want to go darker. By the time i sold my 06 cateye it had 20 on the shield and 5 over 15. Got my 2015 sierra and tried to run just 5 and 20 on the shield and quickly missed having my cab windows 5 over 15. slapped a 15 layer over the 5 and I'm committed to never going back to a lighter setup ever again lol. If you run dark tint long enough on a daily driver you get use to it. 5 years same tint, no tickets here in TN. Memphis area really isnt strict at all. If a cop gives you a tint ticket its probably if they are having a bad day and wanna add it on top of something else they pulled you over for lol
I was vacillating between 2 and 5% but seeing your video made me certain to go the 5% route. I don't do much night driving but when daylight savings kick in, it's going to be a problem and driving with the windows down is not an option on the cold days.
My civic has big windows so I went with %3 sides %5 rear windshield %20 windshield with a %5 strip on top and blocks a lot of sunlight!! I also love the privacy! I can sleep in my car without an issue since I’ve driven with %5 for so long im used to the %3 at night
I’m running 50 on the shield and 20 all the way around on my Tesla model 3 and I believe that should be the bare minimum for anyone who wants some tint because it is absolutely perfect. Looking back now I really want to get 35 on the shield and 5 all the way around. I think that would be absolutely perfect for me
i love the dark stuff. My chevy has 35% down the windshield with a 5% tint strip across the top. Then i got 15% on the front roll downs. 5% on the rest. loooove it
i’m thinking of getting 20% all around, my state doesn’t allow any tint on the front windows or windshield but i think if i get 20% they won’t care. I like it as long as i can see at night, tired of being in a fishbowl like you said lmao
I'm thinking of getting 20% all around too! I read a lot of people do 5% on the back windows and just use a rearview camera to back up if they can't see at night 😆
@@RX-hb3np i just got tint literally yesterday. i got 15% which is pretty dark from the outside and looks good, but i can see perfectly fine out the back and thru all the windows. 5 and 10 would be too dark, i think 15 is perfect
id suggest 35% or 50 on the front windshield if youre thinking about getting it done, although 20% isnt dark it can be a bit much on the windshield especially if you dont live in a well lit area
@@RX-hb3np yeah I have 5% on my back glass and at night it’s literally just black. I don’t know how people can get away with that without a backup camera.
Can I get a link to the headlight housing on the 90's chevy? i like the clear side lights. thanks in advance. Also is that the stock bumper, I notice it doesn't have the trim but I also don't see the trim holes.
I have 5% now but I ran 20% on my Tacoma and hated it. Still don’t like how you can see everything through the windshield though so I will be getting 35% on the windshield at some point. Will definitely be redoing the whole truck in ceramic when I do that.
35% is awful dark for a windshield at night. I would recommend 50%. I know 50% looks light but considering you have 5% on everything else 50% on the windshield will appear darker than usual from the outside looking in but the inside looking out will only have 50% of the drivers visibility blocked even at night. I own a glass shop and tint also. Usually after I work at my shop I will tint windows at the person's home if they are wanting tint darker than street legal. I tell them it's for off road use only and have them sign a document stating the vehicle getting tint too dark for legal laws was stated to me to be only used for off roading. I pretty much go as dark as they want on every window but the windshield. I tinted a close friends ride once 20% all the way round including the windshield. He got in a horrible wreck and wheelchair bound the rest of his life. He finally admitted to me he wasn't able to see enough through his windshield before pulling out in front of a greyish black suv.
@@punktalley it depends on the person imo i see really good in the dark, but my eyes are sensitive to light so the tint actually helps me at night. I live in the city though so there's light around most of the time, but i never have trouble out of my 35% windshield even in pitch black darkness. The 5% gave me some trouble on my other windows when i first got it but I'm used to it now. But when in doubt roll em down some
20% on windshield is the way to go tbh, 35% too light during day and night time visibility on 20% windshield is about the same as 35%. Although make sure you have a good pair of bright led headlights as this is what makes night time driving possible. I would recommend Sealight X2's as I have them on my car and they're very bright.
My state requires 35% light in on the front windows. I just don't want dark tint in the back, then basically a spotlight on me driving because the tint has to be lighter.
I have 2.5% on my 99 Toyota Tacoma and it’s a little difficult at night to see if you’re trying to back up specially, in your driveway when there’s no light coming in from behind like a parking lot.😂 but here in Florida if you don’t get stopped for anything else, I don’t think they really care. Then again it’s a single cab, and only that driver and passenger and back glass is tinted. The front windshield is not, and I usually drive with my window down.
I got 15%, perfect for me. I live in New York and been pulled over twice for other reasons and both times they didn't say a word to me. I'm guessing it's because I roll my driver side window down all the way and the others at least half. They also put I want to say 5% on the top part of the windshield because on my Civic it doesn't come with any sort of tinting so even with the sun-blinds down there was still light passing through from around the rear-view mirror. So that was fixed too
I was wondering if you can put tint over tint and it not bubble up or still adhere to the window? My suv came factory tinted 35% all the way around and would like to go 15% tint all the way around. my concern is if i remove my rear tint by a professional company will it pull of the rear defroster strip on my window. Thank in advance for any suggestions.
5:50 also a lot of guys talk about this and say when your tint is that dark on the sides you basically need windshield tint to stop that from happening
I was thinking for 15 or 20 but not sure. I want it dark enough where people can’t see in especially being in some bad areas. But I also want to be able to see my side mirrors at night lol
i have a question , so i wanna get my front windows blacked out but ive read that eventually they can charge you with like a misdemeanor or something for getting too many tickets ? is that true ? and if you can get charged with something like that why do so many people have dark windows ? can you just keep paying the tickets off ? i live in Illinois btw
@@ThatGuyDrew16 the first week is always darker until it fully dries underneath. After that its great, I have a deep blue color Silverado and I can still see the side of my truck when switching lanes or parking at night with windows up
Used to love limo tint but now as i got older i just cant see well ,at night. Now its 20 percent to match the factory tints in the rear, and thinking of doing a 70 percent ceramic on the windshield for the heat 🤔
I just wanna know if the ceramic upgrade is worth it. My new 2021 silverado just always feels hot inside and my 2018 didn't. Neither have/had tint but I feel like I need to cut the heat somehow.
I had factory 20% with 5% over on my rear windows and 35% with 5% over on front windows on my Hummer H2, literally cars parked right next to me got broken into in a parking lot at night. No issue whatsoever for me cause no one could see inside 🙌🏻
Hey man how can you see at night with the 5 over 20? I got 5% all around NO windshield. It’s pretty dark but not as dark as I want it specially the back window. If youre behind me You can see anything in front of me in the day or night I don’t like that. Not a lot but you can see it’s the point. Either I get 20 over the 5 or windshield which I don’t want
my dream tint that hopefully ill get one day in the state of Illinois that supposedly is a misdemeanor is 5 over 20 on the sides with 5 over 5 in the back windshield with a good 15 percent on the windshield 😩😩
I have a 01 lariat F1 50 and it has 2% on it, it was my daily driver and it was horrible but dearing the daytime it’s good night time no but the police was more worried about my pipes than my tent🤣🤣
@@Ambush981 I have 30% windshield tint with 25% all around (getting the windows redone to 5% next week) but it makes everything darker., especially the side windows but with 25% you can still see in, which I incredibly dislike. But it makes the sides appear darker in some angles.
I have 5% laid over 20% with 35% on the hole windshield. I seen actually really good out of it, I can at night to an extent. The tint shop I went to tho, their stuff ain’t super duper dark anyways but this one is pretty dark and I actually really like it.
Hey I got 5% all around NO windshield. It’s pretty dark but I don’t like how you can see through the back window , you can see anything that’s in front of me. Like you can see through the windshield basically. Either I get window tint which I don’t want or I do 20% over the 5% but idk if it’s hard to see
I have 5% IRX ceramic all around. It doesn't seem as dark as my brothers 5% and I see great at night in my car. The ceramic def made a night visual difference. In his car Batman squinting the who ride 🤣 in the day im no long struggling with the sun like the vampire I am
Did the brown Chevy have 5% in the back or 5% over $20? Cause I got 5all around NO windshield it’s pretty dark but you can see from the back of the car you can see the front during the day a lil & mostly at night idk if it’s normal.
mismatching shades is how you get problems, 5% all around is fine, you will adjust to it when lightning is uniform , but if your windshield is brighter than your surroundings, welp, trouble guaranteed, my dad's 35% windshield & 5% sides-back feels way harder to see out of at night than my 5%-everything
I have 42% ceramic on the windshield with 5% brow. Currently running 18% match on front passengers to match with back but It I'm in the lower SW MO area where cops don't really give a shit about tint. I think the perfect tint would be 18% ceramic on the front two and 5% ceramic over the factory 18%.
I’ve got 5% and 20% on the windshield in my silverado and I think I’m gonna have to stack another layer on the rear or something. The windows are just so big that even with 5 all the way it lets in so much light
@@icolt1947 never been pulled over. Also have a 800+ hp car so it’s rare I get stopped anyways lol. I’ve since gone darker on the car and still no problem lol
@@TMoneyLive23 yea I got an all black cars, black rims everything except tints on taillights. BUTTTT I don't have any window tints and that's so gross on a black car. I have an appt on Thursday for 20% all around and 50% on the windshield and think imma stick with it
I'm not sure if you are still replying but how dark is the 20% front windshield at night? I have 30% front windshield and I'm getting a 5% brow on top of it next Monday. I probably won't go darker than 30% since I find it to be the perfect balance between visibility transparency at night but still block out the sun from giving me migraines driving to school in the mornings. But curious nevertheless.
I have a single cab and have 35% on my windshield and 5% on the back glass, I don't know if I should go 5% on the sides or 1%, I like my privacy but I also want to be able to see
Now I’m jealous. Around here vehicle code does not allow any tint on front doors, but in reality only going darker than 50% will get you a ticket. As long as the officer can see you clearly, they will let it slide.
I got a truck just like Larry except for it’s black and I got 2% all the way around I like it I just roll the windows down at night when I come to a stop sign or a red light is not that big of a deal for me
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For anyone who wants additional info, for a sedan if you get 5% in the back and 50/35etc. the front windows will look overall a bit darker because of the rear windows being 5%, however if the windows in the back are 15%+ then the front windows will look like they have not as much tint. Also interior color plays a huge factor in the darkness in the tint from the outside, black interior really makes the car windows darker
I went with 5% in the back and 20% in the front and I’ve liked it. Interior color does make a difference but black seat covers makes a difference.
man i got triple layers on front 2 windows measuring at 0% vlt with 18% on windshield and it is still not dark enough as in bright sunny days, I can still see through the windows and see my bright tan interior. Shit wack. It is not that bad on night to be honest. Maybe if the third layer was 5% and not 20%, than it could've being fully black out but I decided to go with 20% as I think it is a bit easier on night and provides less reflections. Back windows are double layered measuring at 7% and the contrast is noticeable but I don't think ill be tinting them again as the civic probably going be sold by January. On the next car, I'm definitely going with 15% over 5% all around and 20% on windshield again. I think that's going be the perfect setup for privacy.
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@@gojog59who are your opps
@@RedMoonRising24 yo, nun. Reading that now, I have changed. Now I’m doing 15%W and 5% all around but most likely doing double 5% once I get more funds. Dark tints just go crazy.
Always liked the 20% to 30% so you can still see at night.
I was unaware of this problem of not seeing at night before I got 5%
Anything over 3% makes you a week
I have 20% and i sometimes have to roll my Windows down when driving at night 😂
Yeah, I want like 25%. Seems like the perfect balance of looks and visibility
@@robertjebediahfreeman I find with 20% it's perfectly fine with high quality ceramic tints. They have such good clarity. On my old car I had cheap economy 20% and it was hardish to see out of but on my new car the high quality stuff is clear as day I love it!
My last truck was 20% on sides and back with 32% windshield and 5% brow. The sides weren’t too dark and neither was the shield but for the most part you could not see in at all. Which I loved because you could still see out great. I k ow how people are about windshield tint but 32% is darkest I would go. Even with okay bulbs you can still see fine.
this is for anyone deciding what shade they want. i have 20 all around 5 drop about 5 inches below the as1. from certain angles the side windows are nearly clear(looking from back of car through sides toward windshield). and at the same time some angles are nearly impossible to see through. it all depends on if sun is shining through the shield or not so in reality on sunny days you won’t get a true 20% out of it but on cloudier days you will have a limo look at certain angles. if i were to tint again i would go 5 all around no questions asked.
That combo of 20 and 5 is perfect for a single cab truck. Made up my mind now
Man I've evolved the same way, 20% is plenty dark enough for me now
I got 20% all around on my single cab and a mean brow on the windshield. Makes it seem darker with not having the back two windows lol
Great video thanks! When you redo Larry I would suggest redoing the back windows too. The reddish color doesn’t look too good!
Thanks for showing it outside and inside. just what I was looking for!
5 over stock on rear with 15% on fronts and 45 down the shield has been my happy medium
I love dark tint. 35%/5% all around and 20% on my full windshield. No complaints.
Larry is a bad ass living on the edge.
Yea lol he’s got the grapps poking out with the whip in the air
I have a f150 looks almost like Larry but mines red with the gold trim
Ive still got the legal stuff i got from where you recommened. I like 5 percent but its no fun at night or at night when its raining.
See I got 20% in the front and 4% all the way around in the rear and I wasn’t to go to 5 on my fronts
What the legal stuff
@@victoriam3755 legal 35 percent tint
Ah fuck never thought about it raining at night and have to have my windows up 😂
@@luisuribe5432 Me either.
ive got 5% all the way around my vehicles ive always liked the super dark tint mainly for privacy but saftey is also another reason why i keep it really dark. i dont have any issues with nighttime driving
Limo tint is actually less safe
It's not that bad?
@@mikkey246 I mean there is a big difference between no tint and 5% but I personally have no issue with 5% tint. You also have to take note of how big your windows are and how much light can pass through. Bigger windows have less issue than a sports car with tiny windows
@@adventsociety5382 how so?
@@son_of_yah9788 the biggest issue is visibility looking out, particularly at night. The second biggest, which I had never thought of before learning this, is limo tint doesn’t allow for the external predictive cues that a pedestrian might receive from a driver when, let’s say, crossing a street. Is the driver paying attention? Do they see me and is it safe to cross yet? Etc. these cues are not exclusive to pedestrians but are also applicable to other drivers. Most would be surprised at how much feedback seeing the driver can give.
i always like to run kind of like you do on earl, 20 or 30 on the front windows and 5 on all the others with a 5% brow. also all the trucks are looking awesome
On two different trucks I have ran 20 on the shield and 5 over 15 all around. The first truck i had I started with 15 all around and 35 on the shield and eventually you get use to the lighter and want to go darker. By the time i sold my 06 cateye it had 20 on the shield and 5 over 15. Got my 2015 sierra and tried to run just 5 and 20 on the shield and quickly missed having my cab windows 5 over 15. slapped a 15 layer over the 5 and I'm committed to never going back to a lighter setup ever again lol. If you run dark tint long enough on a daily driver you get use to it. 5 years same tint, no tickets here in TN. Memphis area really isnt strict at all. If a cop gives you a tint ticket its probably if they are having a bad day and wanna add it on top of something else they pulled you over for lol
I was vacillating between 2 and 5% but seeing your video made me certain to go the 5% route. I don't do much night driving but when daylight savings kick in, it's going to be a problem and driving with the windows down is not an option on the cold days.
Thx man really helped like the videos man
Nice yard dude nice trail for walking
My civic has big windows so I went with %3 sides %5 rear windshield %20 windshield with a %5 strip on top and blocks a lot of sunlight!! I also love the privacy! I can sleep in my car without an issue since I’ve driven with %5 for so long im used to the %3 at night
I’m running 50 on the shield and 20 all the way around on my Tesla model 3 and I believe that should be the bare minimum for anyone who wants some tint because it is absolutely perfect. Looking back now I really want to get 35 on the shield and 5 all the way around. I think that would be absolutely perfect for me
Tesla owners shouldn't be allowed to comment on anything car related. Sorry, go jerk off to your RC car somewhere else.
Straight forward information, thank you
Very helpful video, thank you
i love the dark stuff. My chevy has 35% down the windshield with a 5% tint strip across the top. Then i got 15% on the front roll downs. 5% on the rest. loooove it
I think Ima get exactly that 👍
@@alancold1427 I’ve got a pic if you want it
@@willthomas9635 yes please !
@@alancold1427 how would you like to get them? I’ve got discord, messenger, text,
I think you should have talked more about the size cab because that plays a big factor in my opinion. But other than that love your content!
10 on the front and 20 over factory 20 to make about 5% on the rest is really nice
I’m at 4% all the way around with brow and love it
I have 5 on all my windows and 35 on my shield, absolutely amazing
Same
A man with class🥂
Same
35 on windshield try driving at night when raining 🌧/ snowing/slush not fun very scary..
@@nikitasharabarin3756 Do it all the time... Depends on the person I guess
i’m thinking of getting 20% all around, my state doesn’t allow any tint on the front windows or windshield but i think if i get 20% they won’t care. I like it as long as i can see at night, tired of being in a fishbowl like you said lmao
I'm thinking of getting 20% all around too!
I read a lot of people do 5% on the back windows and just use a rearview camera to back up if they can't see at night 😆
@@RX-hb3np i just got tint literally yesterday. i got 15% which is pretty dark from the outside and looks good, but i can see perfectly fine out the back and thru all the windows. 5 and 10 would be too dark, i think 15 is perfect
id suggest 35% or 50 on the front windshield if youre thinking about getting it done, although 20% isnt dark it can be a bit much on the windshield especially if you dont live in a well lit area
@@RX-hb3np yeah I have 5% on my back glass and at night it’s literally just black. I don’t know how people can get away with that without a backup camera.
I’d probably do 20% on the back and 5% on the sides if I ever redid it. You can get by with it if you have a camera though.
20 and 5 is perfect for my 98 GMC but I feel like 15 and 5 would also be perfect
Can I get a link to the headlight housing on the 90's chevy? i like the clear side lights. thanks in advance. Also is that the stock bumper, I notice it doesn't have the trim but I also don't see the trim holes.
20% has been my go-to for about a decade now
I have 5% now but I ran 20% on my Tacoma and hated it. Still don’t like how you can see everything through the windshield though so I will be getting 35% on the windshield at some point. Will definitely be redoing the whole truck in ceramic when I do that.
35% is awful dark for a windshield at night. I would recommend 50%. I know 50% looks light but considering you have 5% on everything else 50% on the windshield will appear darker than usual from the outside looking in but the inside looking out will only have 50% of the drivers visibility blocked even at night.
I own a glass shop and tint also. Usually after I work at my shop I will tint windows at the person's home if they are wanting tint darker than street legal. I tell them it's for off road use only and have them sign a document stating the vehicle getting tint too dark for legal laws was stated to me to be only used for off roading. I pretty much go as dark as they want on every window but the windshield. I tinted a close friends ride once 20% all the way round including the windshield. He got in a horrible wreck and wheelchair bound the rest of his life. He finally admitted to me he wasn't able to see enough through his windshield before pulling out in front of a greyish black suv.
@@punktalley it depends on the person imo i see really good in the dark, but my eyes are sensitive to light so the tint actually helps me at night. I live in the city though so there's light around most of the time, but i never have trouble out of my 35% windshield even in pitch black darkness. The 5% gave me some trouble on my other windows when i first got it but I'm used to it now. But when in doubt roll em down some
I got 20 on the shield and can get by. Used to have 35. If you have good headlights 35 is the best imo.
5 percent all around and 50% on windshield
20% on windshield is the way to go tbh, 35% too light during day and night time visibility on 20% windshield is about the same as 35%. Although make sure you have a good pair of bright led headlights as this is what makes night time driving possible. I would recommend Sealight X2's as I have them on my car and they're very bright.
My state requires 35% light in on the front windows. I just don't want dark tint in the back, then basically a spotlight on me driving because the tint has to be lighter.
I think that 20 is the best. It looks good and dark but still safe at night. With 50 on the windshield it’s even better
I run 15 up front, factory 20 in the back and I'm happy. On chevys, 15 matches the factory rear. 08 trailblazer
Where you get them seat covers at on that trail boss?
I have 2.5% on my 99 Toyota Tacoma and it’s a little difficult at night to see if you’re trying to back up specially, in your driveway when there’s no light coming in from behind like a parking lot.😂 but here in Florida if you don’t get stopped for anything else, I don’t think they really care. Then again it’s a single cab, and only that driver and passenger and back glass is tinted. The front windshield is not, and I usually drive with my window down.
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I got 15%, perfect for me. I live in New York and been pulled over twice for other reasons and both times they didn't say a word to me. I'm guessing it's because I roll my driver side window down all the way and the others at least half. They also put I want to say 5% on the top part of the windshield because on my Civic it doesn't come with any sort of tinting so even with the sun-blinds down there was still light passing through from around the rear-view mirror. So that was fixed too
Great video 😎
Good rundown on the differences. 5% it will be.
Where did you get those tires on Larry looks bad ass
I was wondering if you can put tint over tint and it not bubble up or still adhere to the window? My suv came factory tinted 35% all the way around and would like to go 15% tint all the way around. my concern is if i remove my rear tint by a professional company will it pull of the rear defroster strip on my window. Thank in advance for any suggestions.
5:50 also a lot of guys talk about this and say when your tint is that dark on the sides you basically need windshield tint to stop that from happening
That is true. When I tinted my windshield I could see better out my sides which were 5%.
Banger 🔥
I like to run %20 all around and %30 on the windshield. I never put tint on factory tinted glass neither.
I just tinted my truck, 5% all around and then on the back half 5% over 20% and then i got 35% on the shield
Larry is my favorite because I have a 98 f150 2wd
Thanks for sharing this video
Really helpful thx
I was thinking for 15 or 20 but not sure. I want it dark enough where people can’t see in especially being in some bad areas. But I also want to be able to see my side mirrors at night lol
i have a question , so i wanna get my front windows blacked out but ive read that eventually they can charge you with like a misdemeanor or something for getting too many tickets ? is that true ? and if you can get charged with something like that why do so many people have dark windows ? can you just keep paying the tickets off ? i live in Illinois btw
5% over factory on the back windows and back glass, with 5% on the front windows and 5% brow. No problem seeing out at night. All ceramic tint
That’s why I’m here debating on doing 5!
@@ThatGuyDrew16 the first week is always darker until it fully dries underneath. After that its great, I have a deep blue color Silverado and I can still see the side of my truck when switching lanes or parking at night with windows up
I’m running 5% all the way around on top of the factory 35%, 35% on the windshield and 5% 8 inch brow
I like the Silverado tint it’s not to dark it’s simmi legal
Need to make one with the sun out this one is in the shade
Used to love limo tint but now as i got older i just cant see well ,at night. Now its 20 percent to match the factory tints in the rear, and thinking of doing a 70 percent ceramic on the windshield for the heat 🤔
I just wanna know if the ceramic upgrade is worth it. My new 2021 silverado just always feels hot inside and my 2018 didn't. Neither have/had tint but I feel like I need to cut the heat somehow.
I like dark in the back & lighter in the front
On my single cab imma run triple 5 on the back 50% on the front 3 and a 5% band
Is the darkest tint to get the 2%?
And at night if you have lights on inside, would people be able to see in from outside?
recommended for still being able to drive at night and see fine?
I had factory 20% with 5% over on my rear windows and 35% with 5% over on front windows on my Hummer H2, literally cars parked right next to me got broken into in a parking lot at night. No issue whatsoever for me cause no one could see inside 🙌🏻
Hey man how can you see at night with the 5 over 20? I got 5% all around NO windshield. It’s pretty dark but not as dark as I want it specially the back window. If youre behind me You can see anything in front of me in the day or night I don’t like that. Not a lot but you can see it’s the point. Either I get 20 over the 5 or windshield which I don’t want
my dream tint that hopefully ill get one day in the state of Illinois that supposedly is a misdemeanor is 5 over 20 on the sides with 5 over 5 in the back windshield with a good 15 percent on the windshield 😩😩
Watching this video as I just got my tint done haha.
15% all around beside driver. Driver is 20%
I have a 01 lariat F1 50 and it has 2% on it, it was my daily driver and it was horrible but dearing the daytime it’s good night time no but the police was more worried about my pipes than my tent🤣🤣
What rims you got on the old school Chevy?
I’ve got 5% all around and a 35% windshield and it’s perfect. I will say driving in the rain at night is kinda difficult
%35 is the max limit on the windshield?
@@elchristian9765 it gets hard to see at night and any darker will sure catch the wrong eyes lol but in short answer I wouldn’t do anything under 35%
Same
How are the side windows with 35 on the windshield?
@@Ambush981 I have 30% windshield tint with 25% all around (getting the windows redone to 5% next week) but it makes everything darker., especially the side windows but with 25% you can still see in, which I incredibly dislike. But it makes the sides appear darker in some angles.
15 all around with 35 on the windshield your still gonna be able to see at night with 15 and darkening the windshield makes it look darker
Like your trucks and videos I am getting 20 precent
5 all the way around 35 on the shield = perfect
I have 5% laid over 20% with 35% on the hole windshield. I seen actually really good out of it, I can at night to an extent. The tint shop I went to tho, their stuff ain’t super duper dark anyways but this one is pretty dark and I actually really like it.
Are you by chance from Mississippi, Louisiana, or either one of the Carolinas?
Hey I got 5% all around NO windshield. It’s pretty dark but I don’t like how you can see through the back window , you can see anything that’s in front of me. Like you can see through the windshield basically. Either I get window tint which I don’t want or I do 20% over the 5% but idk if it’s hard to see
I have 5% IRX ceramic all around. It doesn't seem as dark as my brothers 5% and I see great at night in my car. The ceramic def made a night visual difference. In his car Batman squinting the who ride 🤣 in the day im no long struggling with the sun like the vampire I am
20% windshield and 5% all the way round is my go to!
tint ticket is wild, none of that down here in new orleans
Or Florida
the best tint? a can of black spray paint. the more coats the darker you get. i use flat black.
Did the brown Chevy have 5% in the back or 5% over $20? Cause I got 5all around NO windshield it’s pretty dark but you can see from the back of the car you can see the front during the day a lil & mostly at night idk if it’s normal.
I have 2 door coupe , I need 2.5 % tint man especially in cali .
I have 5% all around and 50% on the windshield on my daily and 20% all around and 35% on the windshield on my “weekend car”
Just got my crv tinted 20% all except my windshield 50%, hopefully don’t get pulled over, I live in NY,
Did a velociraptor get ahold of the upholstery on Larry or something
mismatching shades is how you get problems, 5% all around is fine, you will adjust to it when lightning is uniform , but if your windshield is brighter than your surroundings, welp, trouble guaranteed, my dad's 35% windshield & 5% sides-back feels way harder to see out of at night than my 5%-everything
Jim Bob: “No wonder people give me weird looks at the stoplight”
Bottom line if u roll windows down at night go 5% if u want to drive no issues seeing day or night 15% is the sweet spot. Imo
I have 42% ceramic on the windshield with 5% brow. Currently running 18% match on front passengers to match with back but It I'm in the lower SW MO area where cops don't really give a shit about tint. I think the perfect tint would be 18% ceramic on the front two and 5% ceramic over the factory 18%.
What year is the Grey silverado?
JAJAJAJA I LOVE LARRY!!!!!!!
I’ve got 5% and 20% on the windshield in my silverado and I think I’m gonna have to stack another layer on the rear or something. The windows are just so big that even with 5 all the way it lets in so much light
You ever get pulled over??? I wanna get 20% all around and 50 windshield on my 22 civic
@@icolt1947 never been pulled over. Also have a 800+ hp car so it’s rare I get stopped anyways lol. I’ve since gone darker on the car and still no problem lol
@@TMoneyLive23 yea I got an all black cars, black rims everything except tints on taillights. BUTTTT I don't have any window tints and that's so gross on a black car. I have an appt on Thursday for 20% all around and 50% on the windshield and think imma stick with it
I'm not sure if you are still replying but how dark is the 20% front windshield at night? I have 30% front windshield and I'm getting a 5% brow on top of it next Monday. I probably won't go darker than 30% since I find it to be the perfect balance between visibility transparency at night but still block out the sun from giving me migraines driving to school in the mornings. But curious nevertheless.
I have an all black Silverado with black interior and I’m gonna get 5% tints all around and just the top 5 inches of windshield probably
3 minutes after pulling out of the shop?😂 sounds like they were fishing for tickets to me
where do you buy the window tint?
Got 20% to match my back and put 35% on the entire shield. Only problems is at night when it’s raining with no street lights.
What's up with the tape on the front of your Go-Pro?
I got 5 on 15 on every window in my fusion and the brow is kinda overwhelming on a bright day really makes me want to tint the whole windshield
Can u post a video
I have a single cab and have 35% on my windshield and 5% on the back glass, I don't know if I should go 5% on the sides or 1%, I like my privacy but I also want to be able to see
Does a tint ticket affect insurance?
5 all around on my camaro and 15 on the windshield
Now I’m jealous. Around here vehicle code does not allow any tint on front doors, but in reality only going darker than 50% will get you a ticket. As long as the officer can see you clearly, they will let it slide.
personally i love tinted windows!!!
I got a truck just like Larry except for it’s black and I got 2% all the way around I like it I just roll the windows down at night when I come to a stop sign or a red light is not that big of a deal for me