I went with 15%, cause when you get down below that, the difference in being able to see out goes up, outside looking in is about the same.

 

You have inspections for registration? They just send me a letter and tell me to pay money.

 

There's differences between city and county here where I live unfortunately If I lived 1 mile up the street, I wouldn't have to have my car inspected, lame huh.

 

Cons:

If the shop does a good job it looks stupid.
If the shop does a bad job it looks ridiculous.

 

1st post? You joined, to say THAT?

 

anyone know how good a 30% on the driver+ passenger windows would look against the dark leather interior? I had 20% all the way around (except windshield) on my old lancer, and it had grey interior..it was PERFECT...very dark at night and dark in the day...I'm just worried 30% might look too light..?

 

Pros -
Obvious ones (heat rejection, sun light glare, privacy, and aesthetic appeal)

Cons -
Some visibility issues depending on darkness of tint. I have 10% and it's not bad for me.

Cops, I've had mine for three weeks and got pulled over yesterday. I had the front windows down and all when passed him. Cop decided that in PA it's illegal to have any window on a car tinted. So I talked to a couple of my buddies (Police Officers) and it seems I just caught a d-bag on a bad day he was having. So I now have a fix-it ticket within 20days. If not fixed within time period I’ll have two fines equaling over $200. Not sure what I’m going to do quite yet.