Arizona Tint Laws - Windows Tint Law

Arizona Tint laws were regulated in 1994.

Tint laws define window tint in terms of tint darkness, Tint reflection and some other rules for the automobiles with Tinted Car windows.

All states have a common parameter which is Visible Light Transmission (VLT) to measure the Darkness of tinted windows, VLT refers to the amount of Visible Light transmitted through the Tinted car windows. Let’s say 70% VLT percentage means, 70% of visible light passes through the Vehicle Windows. The higher the VLT Percentage, less darker the window tint.

Overview of Arizona Tint Laws

The complete overview of Arizona Tint Laws for Sedan and SUV’s is elaborated in the below image. It shows the permitted percentage for Tint Darkness and Tint Reflection in Arizona. Check the detailed requirements for Materials on Windows or Windshield in Arizona issued by the state.

Arizona window tint laws for Cars and SUV

Darkest Legal Tint in Arizona

The below table shows the allowed percentage for tint darkness and tint reflection in Arizona. The restricted color tints are also mentioned. Drivers and owners of the vehicles must obey these rules to avoid penalties.

State	Front Side Windows	Back Side Windows	Rear Windows	Windshield	Tint Reflection	Color Tints
Arizona	33%	Any	any	Non Reflective Tint above the AS1 line.	Not more than 35% Reflective.	Red and amber color tints are not allowed.

Tint shades, Tint Reflection and Tint color limitations in Arizona.

Window Tint Reflection

Tinted windows of Vehicles should not be reflective more than 35% as compared to standard car window, As the reflection from window’s tint causes discomfort for the other drivers.

Other Rules and Regulations for Vehicles with Tinted Windows

Dual Side Mirrors are required if the rear window of automobile is tinted.
Prohibited Tint Colors Red and Amber Tint colors are not allowed by the state laws.
Certificate Window Film manufacturers don’t required to get certification to sell Tinted materials in Arizona.
Stickers are not mandatory to display on Tinted Car windows.

Medical Exemptions

Residents of Arizona can apply for Medical exemptions from the state tint laws under certain medical conditions. If any person required to be protected from harmful UV rays due to some skin issues or vision problems, State law allows medical exemption.

To apply for an exemption, you need to complete an Application for the Window Tinting Exemption, certified by your doctor and submit to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Darkest Legal Tint for the Front Side windows is 33% , while any tint darkness can be installed on back side windows and rear window.

No, 20% Tint is illegal according to state laws.

Limo Tint or 5% tint is restricted in Arizona, driver will be pulled over by police if they suspect you have installed Limo tint on your vehicle windows.

Non reflective tint above the AS1 line can be installed on windshield.

Yes, you can get medical exemption from the Tint laws under some medical conditions. For Further details you can consult with Arizona Department of Transportation regarding the Medical Exemption.

Fine for violating the tint laws in Arizona can be up to $250. Each type you caught due to the illegal tint you will get the tint ticket of same amount. But continuous violations may lead to civil infraction with hefty fine.

Disclaimer: The provided information regarding the window tint laws is up to date and confirmed through our sources. If you have any further query regarding Window tint requirements and rules, please consult with nearby Department of Motor Vehicles.