Window tint laws i Australia by state or territory
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Window tint film for cars in Australia
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Window Tint Lingo
Visible Light Transmission.
VLT% indicates the amount of visible light that gets in through either just the film or both the film and window combined. A lower VLT% means the darker the tint will be. A higher % means the tint will be lighter.
Front-side:
The level of tinting for the front-side windows must not exceed the VLT% listed in the chart. This % is higher compared to what is allowed on the rear windows so that police can still see inside the car.
Back-side window tint %: The level of tinting for the back-side windows must not exceed the VLT% listed in the chart. The legal limit will vary depending on what type of vehicle it is – either a car or an MPV (Multi-Purpose Vehicle).
Rear:
This is the VLT % that’s allowed on your rear window.
Windshield:
The information here refers to the AS-1 line since entire windshields cannot be tinted in any state legally. The AS-1 line is 4 – 6 inches from the top of the windshield that can be tinted.
Reflectivity:
Window tint reflectivity is the amount of light that is reflected away from the window by a tinted film. The lower the reflectivity, the less light is being blocked or reflected off of the window. This can help reduce glare and heat buildup in the vehicle.