Jodi's Red MKIV Jetta VR6

[Rennwagen1]

Taking the little lady in for tint tomorrow! Going down to 5%!!

Ugh, why?

[Mikewire]

das Limo

damn thats dark!

[MT-Getto]

That photo of my car is at 30% and I like it. Legal and I can see in the dark

[Checkers]

If anyone ever needs specific advice on Montana law, let me know. I read threw a lot of it all the time!
Tint:
http://data.opi.state.mt.us/bills/mca/61/9/61-9-405.htm

[Ramrod]

I have 20% on three of my cars and I wouldn't go any darker. At 5% your going to be rolling your window down and sticking your head out in the cold to back up at night, I've seen friends do it.

[Roadhog]

I have 20% on three of my cars and I wouldn't go any darker. At 5% your going to be rolling your window down and sticking your head out in the cold to back up at night, I've seen friends do it.

I do that now, and I think mine are 35%... No reverse lights ftw. lol

[Darkside]

yep stick with 20%

[das BoRa]

Sorry some of you don't like what I prefer.

Right now I have 30% and the BLACK LEATHER still heats up, and will keep fading. The 5% will give the car some real privacy that the lighter stuff doesn't. I can't wait!

[Rennwagen1]

This is just my opinion, with some fact thrown in, take it as you will! Almost every winto film out there rejects 99% of UV rays, but they do vary on Solar energy reflected based on shade. For instance, my Aegis HP Advantage film block 46% of solar energy with 30% film. The 4% film blocks 63%. So you are really only looking about a 17% increase in solar rejection. For my time, money, interior, and legality, I would leave it at 30%, but that is just me. Although I did have a Missoula County Sheriff come into the shop this morning and actually explain the tint laws to me(better than I already knew them, at least). In MT it is legal to tint the fronts down to 24% and the rears down to 14%. We have thought that it has always been 35%/20% in the state, and have tinted that way for years. man are people going to be happy!

b) the front side windows have sunscreening or other transparent material that has a luminous reflectance of more than 35% or has light transmission of less than 24%;
(c) the rear window or side windows behind the front seat have sunscreening or other transparent material that has a luminous reflectance of more than 35% or has light transmission of less than 14%, except for the rear window or side windows behind the front seat on a multipurpose vehicle, van, or bus;

Thanks Stoney, this is exactly what he handed me this morning!

[Mikewire]

Bauss, all those number made me go

Jodi, I have black leather, and an Avant (2 more windows) so tint was a big deal to drop the interior temps. 20% is what I have all around, and it helps. It's still gonna get HOT. Aeron and Stoney know their stuff, but you make the call, it's your car

I think we are just throwing out our concerns to a fellow enthusiast, not meaning to hate on ya.