Truck tinting in states where it's illegal

[RobertMiller1]

I love socialists.

 

[Cummins Pilot]

I've been considering tinting my side windows, and perhaps darkening up the back windows. Only problem I can see is the lack of being able to see at night when I'm moving trailers around and such. Since I live in a place where it can be dark 18+ hours of the day it can be a pain. Wish I could get glass that tints in the light and lightens up in the darkness like some eye glasses.

 

[RobertMiller1]

I really need mine tinted. It's on the list. Hot Texas sun makes it a requiremenet.

 

[dlange]

D You should be fine. I run all over your area with my tinted windows. I have had 2 warnings in two years. They usually never turn their head. Now the 5 incheds of lift with the 35's was a different story. That was borderling harrassment!-Dave

 

[NVR FNSH]

I love socialists.

Huh?



Brian

 

[Hohn]

I am as conservative as a guy can be, but let's be reasonable.



It isn't socialism to have a reasonable limit on tint opacity. Besides, what does 5% do for you that 15% won't? Is it really that big a difference?



It's diminishing returns, too. The darker your tint, the less there is to gain by going one shade darker.



Even a modest tint like 50% makes a big difference in comfort while still helping keep our officers safe and preserving some night visibility.



I'll sacrifice a couple tint percentages to ease an officer's mind. I have nothing to hide, and I want them to know that.



Justin