Which windows of a sedan are measured for window tint?

The measurement of window tint in a sedan includes all windows because each window must adhere to the regulations established by state law. This includes the front two side windows, the rear windows, and the rear window. The tinting on all windows is evaluated to ensure compliance with visibility and safety standards, which help minimize glare and maintain adequate visibility for drivers and passengers.

In most cases, the laws dictate specific percentages of allowed tint darkness based on the type of window (e.g., front versus rear) to ensure that the driver's view is not obstructed and that law enforcement can easily see into the vehicle when necessary. Measuring the tint on all windows helps ensure uniform compliance with these regulations, contributing to safer driving conditions for everyone on the road.