Window Film

Llumar window tint is a top-tier solution for enhancing your vehicle’s comfort, style, and protection. It reduces glare, blocks harmful UV rays, and helps keep your car cooler, even on the hottest days. With superior durability and a range of shades to choose from, Llumar tint enhances privacy while maintaining a polished, professional look. Trusted for its performance and quality, Llumar window tint is a great way to protect your car’s interior and elevate your driving experience.

5% Tint

5% tint, often referred to as "limo tint," offers the ultimate privacy and a sleek, bold look for your vehicle. Allowing only 5% of visible light to pass through, it significantly reduces glare and blocks harmful UV rays, keeping your car’s interior cooler and more comfortable. This dark tint is perfect for those seeking maximum privacy and sun protection while enhancing the overall aesthetic of their vehicle. However, be sure to inquire about local tinting laws for compliance before installation.

*Most Popular for back windows

15% Tint

Achieve a bold, stylish look with 15% window tint—dark enough to enhance privacy and reduce glare, yet not too dark to hinder visibility. This shade strikes the perfect balance, offering excellent UV and heat protection while allowing you to see outside clearly and drive safely.

20% Tint

Enjoy a clean, sophisticated look with 20% window tint. Slightly lighter than darker shades, it offers a great balance of privacy and visibility. This tint reduces glare, blocks harmful UV rays, and keeps your vehicle cooler, all while allowing you to see outside comfortably during the day and night.

35% Tint

35% window tint offers a subtle, polished look that enhances your vehicle's style without being too dark. This lighter shade provides excellent glare reduction, UV protection, and improved comfort while maintaining great visibility. Legal in most states, it’s the perfect choice for a balanced, understated tint.

State Tinting Laws

This information is provided for reference and may not be current. If your state is not listed, please contact us, and we will be happy to conduct further research. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend visiting your local state's DMV website for detailed tinting regulations.

  • California Window Tinting Laws Overview

    To ensure compliance with California’s window tinting laws, here’s a quick summary of the key regulations:

    Tint Darkness (VLT - Visible Light Transmission)

    • Sedans, SUVs, and Vans:

      • Windshield: Non-reflective tint allowed on the top 4 inches only.

      • Front Side Windows: Must allow more than 88% of light with aftermarket film or a minimum of 70% VLT if combined with factory tint.

      • Back Side Windows & Rear Window: Any darkness permitted.

    Reflection and Appearance

    • All Vehicles:

      • Tint must not be more reflective than standard glass.

    Additional Regulations

    • Side Mirrors: Dual mirrors required if the rear window is tinted.

    • Restricted Colors: Red, amber, and blue tints are prohibited. Side windows must be colorless.

    • Certificates: Tint manufacturers must certify their products, and drivers must carry the certificate.

    • Stickers: A certificate or sticker identifying the tint and manufacturer is required.

    • Medical Exceptions: Allowed for lower tint levels on all windows with proper documentation.

    California laws may vary slightly by county. Always confirm with local authorities or the DMV for accurate interpretations.

  • Idaho Window Tinting Laws Summary

    Idaho's car window tinting laws, established in 1992, outline specific regulations for tint darkness (VLT) and reflection based on vehicle type:

    • Sedans:

      • Windshield: Non-reflective tint above AS-1 line/top 6 inches.

      • Front Side: Minimum 35% VLT.

      • Back Side: Minimum 20% VLT.

      • Rear Window: Minimum 35% VLT.

    • SUVs/Vans:

      • Same rules as sedans.

    Tint Reflection:

    • Maximum 35% reflection for front and back side windows (all vehicles).

    Additional Rules:

    • Dual side mirrors required if rear window is tinted.

    • No banned tint colors.

    • 3% light transmission variance allowed.

    • No certification or sticker required for compliance.

    • Medical exemptions permitted.

    Violations are classified as a traffic infraction. Local interpretations may vary; confirm specifics with your DMV or law enforcement.

  • Nevada Window Tinting Laws Overview

    Nevada's window tinting laws, enacted in 1993, set specific standards for visible light transmission (VLT) and reflectivity. Here's what you need to know:

    Tint Darkness (VLT - Visible Light Transmission)

    • All Vehicle Types (Sedans, Trucks, SUVs, Vans):

      • Windshield: Non-reflective tint allowed above the AS-1 line.

      • Front Side Windows: Must allow more than 35% of light in after tinting.

      • Rear Side Windows & Rear Window: Any tint darkness permitted.

      • Side Mirrors: Dual side mirrors required if the rear window is tinted.

    Reflectivity and Color Restrictions

    • Reflectivity: Windshield tint must not be reflective; there are no specific restrictions for other windows.

    • Colors: Red and amber tints are prohibited.

    Additional Regulations

    • Film Certification: Tint film must be certified for use in Nevada.

    • Stickers: No stickers are required to indicate tint compliance.

    • Medical Exemptions: Special exemptions are allowed for medical needs, with proper documentation.

    For precise guidance or to ensure compliance, consult with local window tinting professionals who are familiar with Nevada's regulations.

  • Utah Window Tinting Laws Overview

    Understanding Utah's car window tinting laws is essential for staying compliant. Here's a quick summary of the key regulations:

    Tint Darkness (VLT - Visible Light Transmission)

    • Sedans:

      • Windshield: Non-reflective tint allowed above the AS-1 line or top 4 inches.

      • Front Side Windows: Must allow more than 35% light.

      • Back Side Windows & Rear Window: Any darkness permitted.

    • SUVs and Vans:

      • Windshield: Non-reflective tint allowed above the AS-1 line or top 4 inches.

      • Front Side Windows: Must allow more than 35% light.

      • Back Side Windows & Rear Window: Any darkness permitted.

    Reflection and Appearance

    • All Vehicles:

      • No mirrored or metallic appearance on any windows.

    Additional Regulations

    • Side Mirrors: Required if rear windows are tinted.

    • Restricted Colors: None.

    • Medical Exceptions: Not allowed in Utah.

    • Stickers & Certification: Not required.

    • Tint Variance: 5%.

    Violations result in a traffic infraction. Always verify with local authorities to ensure compliance with your area's interpretations of these laws.