Arkansas Laws and Tint Percentages Conway, AR

The current Arkansas laws and tint percentage information were passed by the state in 1993. These rules apply to vehicles registered in the state and those passing through it, which means any vehicle that exceeds the limits could be stopped and checked.
 
Here is the information that you need to know to ensure that you have a legal installation. Our team provides the necessary sticker to identify legal tinting between the film and glass on the driver’s side door.
 
What Are the Laws and Maximum Tint Percentages in Arkansas? 
Under the current regulations, sedans are separate from vans and SUVs for the purpose of visible light transmission (VLT) ratings.
 
Tint Darkness Rules for Sedans 

• The windshield on a sedan can have a non-reflective tint on the top five inches.
• Front side windows must allow more than 25% of the available light into the cabin.
• Back side windows are required to have a 25 VLT rating or less.
• The rear window must let at least 10% of the available light through the tint.

 
No mirrored or metallic window tints or films are allowed for any vehicle in Arkansas. Although medical exemptions are allowed, there are no exceptions to this rule. There are no restrictions on tint color. 
Tint Darkness Rules for Vans and SUVs 

• The windshield on a van or SUV can have a non-reflective tint on the top five inches.
• Front side windows must allow more than 25% of the available light into the cabin.
• Back side windows are required to have a 10 VLT rating or less.
• The rear window must let at least 10% of the available light through the tint.

 
Drivers may be charged with a Class B misdemeanor for failing to follow the above rules. 

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