Arizona Laws and Tint Percentages San Tan Valley, AZ

Arizona’s current automotive window tinting laws were enacted in the early 1990s. Because the rules apply to all vehicles, our team wants to ensure you have an appropriate VLT product installed when you want to update your tint.
 
Please remember that window tint laws can get updated by the legislature at any time. It’s always a good idea to review this page periodically to ensure your vehicle complies with the current rules.
 
In Arizona, all vehicles follow the same rules. There is no separation between cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, and other passenger classifications.
 
What Are the Window Tint Darkness Rules in Arizona? 
The following rules are in place for window tint VLT ratings when you drive in Arizona.
 

1. All vehicles can have a non-reflective tint or film installed above the manufacturer’s AS-1 line for windshields.
2. The front side windows must allow 33% or more of the available light into the passenger cabin.
3. Rear windows and any back side windows can use VLT 5 to VLT 70 – any darkness is allowed under the current statutes.
4. Tint reflection is permitted up to 35% for the front and back side windows.
5. If the back window is tinted, you must have dual side mirrors installed on the vehicle.
6. You cannot have amber or red window films installed on vehicles in Arizona.

 
The state allows medical exemptions. If you need help with your window tinting needs, give us a call or stop by at your convenience! We make driving more comfortable. 

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