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Window tint percentages indicate how much light passes through the tint film. A lower percentage means a darker tint, as less light is transmitted. Higher percentages represent lighter tints, allowing more light through.

 

Here's a breakdown of common tint percentages and their effects:

 

5% Extremely dark, allowing only 5% of light to pass through. Provides maximum privacy but can limit visibility, especially at night.

20% A popular choice, balancing privacy and visibility. Offers good heat reduction and a sleek look.

35% A lighter shade, offering a good balance between privacy, heat reduction, and visibility. Often used on front windows for enhanced visibility.

50% A very light tint, still offering some UV protection and glare reduction, but with minimal impact on visibility.

70% The lightest tint, similar to factory tint. Offers minimal privacy but maximum visibility.

80% - 90% Virtually clear tint, offering minimal privacy and UV protection, but allowing maximum visibility.