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How Dark Can You Tint Your Windows in Ohio?
In Ohio, front side windows must let in at least 50% of light, the windshield at least 70%, and rear side windows and back glass can be any darkness as long as you have dual side mirrors. Mirrored, red and yellow film are not allowed.

The short version
Ohio sets limits by window. The front side windows are the strict ones: 50% or lighter. The rear can go as dark as you like.
Window by window
| Window | Ohio minimum |
|---|---|
| Windshield | 70% |
| Front sides | 50% |
| Rear and back | Any |
Your call
We'll always tell you what's street legal and recommend it, but it's your vehicle and your call. Darker than Ohio allows is installed with a signed off-road waiver.
Read the full breakdown on our Ohio tint law page.
Common questions
Is 35% tint legal on front windows in Ohio?
No. Ohio front side windows must be 50% or lighter, plus or minus 3%.
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