Florida Window Tint Laws – 2025 Update

Stay legal and protected with Tint352’s guide to Florida’s current tint regulations.

🚓 Legal Tint Limits in Florida (2025)

Florida law regulates window tint based on Visible Light Transmission (VLT%), which is the percentage of light allowed through both the film and the glass. Requirements vary by vehicle type:

🚗 Sedans

• Windshield: Non-reflective tint allowed only above the manufacturer’s AS-1 line

• Front Side Windows: Must allow at least 28% of visible light

• Back Side Windows: Must allow at least 15% of visible light

• Rear Window: Must allow at least 15% of visible light

🚙 SUVs and Vans

• Windshield: Same as sedans—non-reflective tint above the AS-1 line

• Front Side Windows: Must allow at least 28% of visible light

• Back Side Windows & Rear Window: Must allow at least 6% of visible light

🌞 Reflectivity Rules

• Front and Back Side Windows: Must not be more than 25% reflective

• Mirrored or metallic finishes are prohibited

🩺 Medical Exemptions

Florida allows medical exemptions for individuals with conditions requiring additional UV protection. Drivers must carry documentation and ensure their tint complies with the exemption guidelines.

⚠️ Penalties for Non-Compliance

Violating Florida’s tint laws can result in:

• Fines

• Fix-it tickets

• Potential issues during vehicle inspections or resale

✅ Tint352 Keeps You Legal

We know Florida’s tint laws inside and out. Every installation at Tint352:

• Meets or exceeds state legal standards

• Comes with documentation for peace of mind

• Offers Good / Better / Best packages tailored to your vehicle type

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