What state has the darkest tint?

The state that allows the darkest tint on front side windows varies by law, but several states allow very dark tint legally, including New Mexico, which allows any darkness on rear windows and allows relatively dark on front? Actually the darkest legal for front windows is often in states like New Mexico, Arizona, and others that allow 20 percent on front side windows. For passenger vehicles, states like New Mexico allow 20 percent VLT on front side windows, which is quite dark, and any darkness on rear side and rear windows. States like Arizona, Texas, and others also allow 25 to 33 percent on front windows. The absolute darkest legal allowance for front windows is around 20 percent in some states, while many states like California require 70 percent, which is very light. If you consider rear windows, almost all states allow any darkness, including 5 percent limo tint, on rear side and rear windows as long as you have dual side mirrors. So for rear windows, every state allows the darkest tint. For front side windows, the states with the darkest legal limit are those that allow 20 percent, such as New Mexico and some others. No state allows 5 percent on front side windows for regular passenger cars without a medical exemption. So the darkest you can legally go on all windows combined is in states that allow 20 percent front and any darkness rear.