If you have the darkest tint available on all your car windows...
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Anonymous
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...you're officially an a-hole.
That is all. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| Lol |
Anonymous
| Good thing you don't live in the Southwest like I do, cause that's EVERYONE. |
Anonymous
| WTF? I love my limo tint! What difference does it make to you what tint someone has on their car? Why you trying to look in? |
Anonymous
| I hate when I can’t see the driver. |
Anonymous
| Most states have pretty strict laws on how dark you can go and no state allows tint on the windshield below the visor line. If the windows are dark enough to make them look like a-hole, it's probably a code violation. |
Anonymous
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Do they protect from harmful UVAs and UVBs? If so, I'm all for it. I bought modest Japanese cars years ago and tint probably wasn't even available, but now I might consider it for my next purchase, as much as regulations will allow me to, if it affords some protection from skin cancer. |
Anonymous
100% agree. Tint should be totally illegal, regardless of darkness or transparency or whatever. I should be able to see exactly who is driving a car if I need to give a physical description of them to the authorities for whatever reason. It’s a matter of safety. You could be pointing a gun at me and I wouldn’t be able to see it, or tell the police what you looked like. |
Anonymous
Wow….your first thought went to someone pointing a gun a you? If that’s your concern, you should be focusing on getting the license plate, that will assist the police better than a physical description of the driver. Love my 5% tint! |
Anonymous
| it's just trashy looking but i'm not sure I'd call them a-holes. |