5%: The deepest window tint, or "limo tint," is 5%. Since it is tough to see inside the vehicle from the outside, this percentage is usually used for privacy. A 5% tint, however, can be risky for nighttime driving because it dramatically decreases vision.
20%: For those who prefer a darker shade but still need to see clearly at night, 20% window tint is a standard option. Compared to a 5% tint, this number can still offer seclusion but also lets in more light through the window. This shade also is the best option for matching factory-tinted glass on vehicles.
35%: For those who want to significantly reduce heat and brightness while still wanting to be able to see clearly in low light, 35% window tint is a popular option. This percentage offers reasonable seclusion for those who frequently travel in sunny regions.
50%: For those who want to reduce heat and sunlight without substantially darkening the windows, 50% window tint—the lowest tint currently offered—is a viable option. Although it provides the least seclusion, this proportion still offers some UV protection. This shade also is the best option for tinting the windshields of vehicles.
70%: Getting a 70% tint on your windshield can help you to reduce the glare and temperature in your vehicle. A 70% tint on your windshield can help you to reduce the glare and temperature in your vehicle.
