
Wisconsin Window Tint Laws (2026): Legal VLT Limits
Wisconsin requires 50% VLT on front side windows (35% with medical exemption) and 35% on back and rear windows. Learn the rules, penalties, and how to comply.
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Wisconsin requires 50% VLT on front side windows (35% with medical exemption) and 35% on back and rear windows. Learn the rules, penalties, and how to comply.

West Virginia requires 35% VLT on front windows; trucks and SUVs may go any darkness behind the driver. Learn limits, banned colors, penalties, and medical exemptions.

Washington requires 24% VLT on all windows except the windshield. Learn front/rear limits, banned colors, medical exemptions, and penalties under RCW 46.37.430.

Virginia requires 50% VLT on front windows. Sedans: 35% rear. SUVs/trucks: any rear darkness. Police cannot stop solely for tint. Medical exemptions available.

Vermont prohibits aftermarket tint on front side windows. Rear windows may have any darkness. Medical exemptions available. Act 165 (2024) may change rules July 2026.

Utah window tint laws: 35% VLT minimum on front side windows since May 7, 2025 (HB 112), down from 43%. Any darkness on rear windows. Medical exemptions available.

Texas window tint laws: 25% VLT minimum on front side windows, any darkness on back and rear. Red, blue, and amber films banned. Medical exemptions available.

Tennessee window tint laws: front side windows must allow 35% VLT for all vehicles. SUVs and vans may have any tint darkness on rear windows. Installer sticker required.

South Dakota window tint laws: front side windows must allow 35% VLT; back side and rear windows 20%. Learn penalties, sticker rules, and the broad 9% tolerance.

South Carolina window tint law: 27% VLT minimum on front windows for all vehicles. SUVs may use any darkness on rear windows. Red, yellow, amber tint banned.

Rhode Island window tint law: front side windows require 70% VLT minimum. SUVs and trucks may use any darkness behind the driver. $250 penalty per violation.

Pennsylvania window tint law requires 70% VLT on all passenger car windows. SUVs and trucks have no restriction behind the driver. Medical exemptions via PennDOT.