What darkness levels are available for car window tinting films?

Car window tinting films are available in a variety of darkness levels to meet the individual needs and preferences of vehicle owners. Here are the most common darkness levels used for car window tinting films:

Visible Light Transmission (VLT):

• 5% VLT: Extremely dark film, allowing only 5% of visible light to pass through the window. This level provides maximum privacy and is often used on rear side windows and the rear windshield.
• 20% VLT: Dark tint that allows 20% of visible light to pass through. This level offers a good balance between privacy and visibility.
• 35% VLT: Medium-dark tint with a light transmission of 35%. This level provides moderate privacy and is often chosen to reduce glare while still allowing enough light into the vehicle.
• 50% VLT: Light tint that allows 50% of visible light to pass through. This level is ideal for reducing UV rays and offering some privacy without drastically changing the appearance of the vehicle.
• 70% VLT: Very light tint that allows 70% of visible light to pass through. This level offers protection against UV rays but provides minimal privacy.

Summary:
Car window tinting films come in various darkness levels, indicated by the percentage of visible light transmission (VLT). The most common levels range from 5% VLT (very dark) to 70% VLT (very light). The choice of the right darkness level depends on your need for privacy, glare reduction, and legal requirements. It’s important to consider the legal regulations for front and side windows.