Indiana Vehicle window tint laws were legislated in 2003.
Overview of Indiana Tint Laws
The below image summarize the allowed limits of Tint darkness and tint reflection in Indiana. Drivers must comply with these limitations to avoid legal consequences and penalties.
Darkest Legal Tint in Indiana
The darkest allowed tint percentages and Tint reflection for Sedan and SUV or multi purpose vehicles in Indiana are mentioned in the below tables.
Tint Darkness For Sedan
| State | Front Side Windows | Back Side Windows | Rear Window | Windshield | Tint Reflection | Color Tints |
| Indiana | 30% | 30% | 30% | Non reflective tint above the AS1 line. | Must not reflective more than 25%. | No Restriction |
Tint Darkness For SUV or Vans
| State | Front Side Windows | Back Side Windows | Rear Window | Windshield | Tint Reflection | Color Tints |
| Indiana | 30% | Any | Any | Non reflective tint above the AS1 line. | Must not reflective more than 25%. | No restriction |
Window Tint Reflection
Follow the below Tint Reflection limits for the vehicles registered in the Indiana.
- Sedan or Coupe : Windows must not be reflective more than 25%.
- SUV or Vans: Windows must not be reflective more than 25%.
Other Rules and Regulations
- Dual Side Mirrors: No restriction about the Dual Side Mirrors.
- Tint Colors: No restriction about the Tint colors, driver can apply Red, Yellow and other colored tints.
- Certificate: Manufacturers of Window films should get a certificate to sell tinting materials in Indiana.
- Sticker: is not required to paste on Car windows to certify that legal tint is installed.
Medical Exemption
According to Indiana Code Title 9. Motor Vehicles ยง 9-19-19-4 , Indiana State law allows medical exemption for vehicle owned by an individual or habitual passenger, who needs to be shielded from direct sun rays.
Exemption application due to the medical reasons must be attested to by a physician, dermatologist or optometrist licensed to practice in Indiana. The certificate from the doctor must be renewed annually.
Penalties for Violating Tint Laws
Any individual who violates the Window tint laws commits a Class A infraction.
Violation of tint laws in Indiana can be considered as Class A or Class C infractions depending upon the nature of Violation. Usually, tint tickets in Indiana can range from $500 to $5000 based on the violation assessment by the concerned authorities.